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KENNETH L. ROBERTS KENNEBUNK BEACH MAINE

September 111th.

Dear Mrs. Fuller:-

Thank you very much for the books and the list. I would like very much to look at 923.5s79, Stathan, Privateers and Privateering. I will buy Roosevelt . The Congressional Library has sent me Coggeshall and Maclay on American privateers and I have been fortunate enough to get some seven narratives of American prisoners in Dartmoor from dealers in Washington and Boston, as well as some of the Essex Institute material. I think, in fact, that I am pretty well set. to make a start on plotting the new novel.

I could never have written the 250,000 words ot Artmdel 1n seven months unless I had removed myself from t.he inf'luence or t.elephone s, telegraph s; automobil es; outboard mot.ors; synthetic gin and visiting a.cquainta. nces t.o an It.alian bill to,m where "there was nothing to do except. write a:,oo words a dayi Sundays and fiestas included.

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I correct myself: it. was Maclay on Privateers that. the Congressi onal Library sent me. The Coggeshal l came from you. Can you stretch the time I can have it? Otherwise I know where I can buy a copy. I have been spoiled! by the Congressi onal Library; which let.s me have books 1ndat1n1t .ely. I was lucky enough to find one or the big original colored print.a o:r the Massa.ere ot Americans 1n Dartmoor. Did I tell you that. one ot the band-made pike-head s;, made by,

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-KENNETH L. ROBER.TS
+KENNETH L. ROBERTS
-KE.::NN:£.Bt7NK BEACH
+KENNEBUNK BEACH
 MAINE
-l
-September llth.
+September 111th.
-Dear Mrs. Puller:Thank you very much for the books and
-the list.. I would like very much to look at.
+Dear Mrs. Fuller:-
-.5s79; St;,athan;· Privateer s and Privateer ing. I will. buy Roosevelt . '!he Congressi onal Library has sent. me Coggeshal l and Maclay
-on American privat.eer s} and I have been fort.\lllate enotigh to get some seven narrative s
-ot American prisoners in Dartmoor trom dealers in Washingto n and Boston; as well as some
-or the Esse:z: Institute material.. I tbmk; in
-fact.; that I am pretty well set. to make a
-start on plott.ing 'the new novel.
-I could never have written the 250,000
+Thank you very much for the books and the list. I would like very much to look at 923.5s79, Stathan, Privateers and Privateering. I will buy Roosevelt . The Congressional Library has sent me Coggeshall and Maclay
+on American privateers and I have been fortunate enough to get some seven narratives of American prisoners in Dartmoor from dealers in Washington and Boston, as well as some of the Essex Institute material. I think, in
+fact, that I am pretty well set. to make a start on plotting the new novel.
-words ot Artmdel 1n seven months unless I
+I could never have written the 250,000 words ot Artmdel 1n seven months unless I
 had removed myself from t.he inf'luence or
 t.elephone s, telegraph s; automobil es; outboard mot.ors; synthetic gin and visiting