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| − | Kenneth L. Roberts | + | Kenneth L. Roberts |
| − | Kennebunk Beach | + | Kennebunk Beach |
| − | + | Maine | |
| − | July 6th, 1929. | + | July 6th, 1929. |
My dear Mr. Dunmack : | My dear Mr. Dunmack : | ||
| − | I am mailing you seven of the books you ask for, duly auto-graphed. I will try to get the others, though they may be out of print. One, The Collector's Whatnot, is also | + | I am mailing you seven of |
| − | I had thought a little of putting some of the material that I used in writing Arundel in our local library. | + | the books you ask for, duly auto- |
| + | graphed. I will try to get the | ||
| + | others, though they may be out of | ||
| + | print. One, The Collector's Whatnot, | ||
| + | is also autographed by the co-authors, | ||
| + | Booth Tarkingon and Hugh MacNair Kahler. | ||
| + | I am very happy to donate these | ||
| + | books to the library, not only be- | ||
| + | cause it is the state library, but | ||
| + | also because of the assistance I | ||
| + | received last autumn when I | ||
| + | was assembling material for my | ||
| + | new novel, Arundel. | ||
| + | I had thought a little of putting | ||
| + | some of the material that I used | ||
| + | in writing Arundel in our local | ||
| + | library. It is a very long his- | ||
| + | torical novel, running in time | ||
| + | from 1759 to 1776, and having | ||
| + | as a background Arnold's Ex- | ||
Latest revision as of 13:26, 1 July 2020
Kenneth L. Roberts
Kennebunk Beach
Maine
July 6th, 1929.
My dear Mr. Dunmack :
I am mailing you seven of
the books you ask for, duly auto- graphed. I will try to get the others, though they may be out of print. One, The Collector's Whatnot, is also autographed by the co-authors, Booth Tarkingon and Hugh MacNair Kahler. I am very happy to donate these books to the library, not only be- cause it is the state library, but also because of the assistance I received last autumn when I was assembling material for my new novel, Arundel.
I had thought a little of putting
some of the material that I used in writing Arundel in our local library. It is a very long his- torical novel, running in time from 1759 to 1776, and having as a background Arnold's Ex-
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