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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Lewis Mumford Collection 1931

[States that he is sending Dashiell the first draft of an essay and asks for his criticism. Says he will not be able to write about the scholars and philosophers because Charles Sanders Peirce's papers ( Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce5 v. 1931-1934) are not yet available.]

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Lewis Mumford Collection 1931

[States that he is sending Dashiell the first draft of an essay and asks for his criticism. Says he will not be able to write about the scholars and philosophers because Charles Sanders Peirce's papers ( Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce5 v. 1931-1934) are not yet available.]

Lewis Mumfordto Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, 1931

[States that he is sending Dashiell the first draft of an essay and asks for his criticism. Says he will not be able to write about the scholars and philosophers because Charles Sanders Peirce's papers ( Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce5 v. 1931-1934) are not yet available.]

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