Letter from William Plomer to Herbert Read, January 14, 1941

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Part of a collection of correspondence between Herbert Read and William Plomer (South African and British novelist, poet, and literary editor). Plomer is responding to Read about his response to Plomer's review and talks about how hard it is to change people's minds.

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