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A Guide to the Letter from Henry Miller to Kate Millet, May 26, 1998 Miller, Henry, Letter to Kate Millet 7022-n

A Guide to the Letter from Henry Miller to Kate Millet, May 26, 1998

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Accession Number 7022-n


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Processed by: Sharon Defibaugh, September 29, 1998 Special Collections Department

Repository
Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
Accession number
7022-n
Title
Letter from previous hit Henry  next hit previous hit Miller  next hit to Kate Millet, May 26, 1969
Physical Characteristics
This holding consists of a single letter, ALS, 2 p.
Language
English

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Letter from previous hit Henry  next hit previous hit Miller to Kate Millet, Accession # 7022-n, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

This holding was purchased from David Schulson of New York, New York on May 22, 1998.

Scope and Content Information

In this letter, previous hit Henry  next hit previous hit Miller  next hit, Pacific Palisades, California, refuses Kate Millet, author of Sexual Politics , permission to use the material she sent to him either in her book or in an article submitted to the Waseda magazine, because "there is so much which is based on misunderstanding, on false emphases, on distortions, exaggerations, and sometimes untruth that I rebel. Maybe its simply a frightful lack of humor on your part which irritates me. And, this deadly analytical view which I suppose goes with all academic writing." previous hit Miller  next hit goes on to declare that theses have no value whatsoever with a carbon typed copy.