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SMIJ/1/25
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Letter from Marius Bewley to James Smith
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- 26 Jan. [1947] (Creation)
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(1904-1972)
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551 Hudson Street, New York City.—Is pleased that Smith has returned to Cambridge. It was perhaps fortunate that they did not meet in New York [see 1/10] as he was ‘all gibberish and nerves’ at the time, but he looks forward to meeting him again under the right circumstances. Has lost touch with St Bonaventure’s Friary [in Cambridge], but would be glad of news of his acquaintances there. Has heard that Smith is contemplating, or writing, a book on Shakespearian comedy. Praises his Scrutiny article on Much Ado about Nothing, and recommends The Love-Game Comedy by David Lloyd Stephenson. Sends greetings to Parker, Smith’s aunt [Hannah Smith], and the Leavises. Urges him to write.
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- Bewley, Eugene Augustine Marius (1916–1973), American literary critic (Subject)
- Leavis, Queenie Dorothy (1906-1981), literary scholar (Subject)
- Leavis, Frank Raymond (1895-1978), literary critic (Subject)
- Parker, Alexander Augustine (1908–1989), scholar of Spanish literature (Subject)
- Smith, Hannah Elizabeth (1887–1971), aunt of James Smith (Subject)