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Full-Text Articles in American Studies
Dorothy Thompson's Role In Sinclair Lewis' Break With Harcourt, Brace, Helen B. Petrullo
Dorothy Thompson's Role In Sinclair Lewis' Break With Harcourt, Brace, Helen B. Petrullo
The Courier
In this article, Helen B. Petrullo utilizes several documents in the Dorothy Thompson Papers to shed new light on the break of her husband Sinclair Lewis with publisher Harcourt, Brace. It was previously thought the break was impulsive, but the documents reveal Dorothy Thompson had a significant influence on Sinclair Lewis' decision. Also describes the relationship between author and publisher in the twentieth century.
Lyman A. Spalding, The Samuel Pepys Of Lockport, New York, John Janitz
Lyman A. Spalding, The Samuel Pepys Of Lockport, New York, John Janitz
The Courier
The Spalding Family Papers in the George Arents Research Library span the nineteenth century in the lives of the Ellicott, Evans and Spalding related families of western New York State. The correspondence, diaries, legal and financial documents and miscellaneous materials add historical data to agrarian and commercial ventures, the Holland Land Company, the Erie Canal and the temperance and anti-slavery movements.