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Thomas Hornsby Ferril was an acclaimed poet of the Rocky Mountains, born and living the rest of his years in Denver, Colorado.
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1967/12/28 (#01) |
TLS to Merton |
Jonathan Williams has told me that you are undertaking some new collections and has suggested that |
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1967/12/28 (#02) |
HNS to Merton |
These are handouts I use for school kids, etc. Saves long-winded correspondence. T.H.F. |
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1967/12/28 (#03) |
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COMMENT ON THOMAS HORNSBY FERRIL (By Five Pulitzer Prize Winners) [-] CARL SANDBURG |
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1967/12/28 (#04) |
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Thomas Hornsby Ferril of Denver has been called "the most honored poet of the Rocky Mountain West," |
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1968/01/28 |
TL[c] from Merton |
Many thanks for your letter of December 28th and for the two books[.] I am happy to have them |
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