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Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, March 26, 1930. Describes a conversation with King Features Syndicate regarding possible newspaper syndication after the book's publication, asks for a manuscript copy, mentions no news from…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, May 14, 1930. Agrees to write to Warren in support of the manuscript. One typed page. Part of a series of documents relating to Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," published in 1935 by…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, May 2, 1930. Reports rejection of manuscript by Simon and Schuster, suggests further editing of first portion of the manuscript, mentions conversation with Mr. Dale Warren of Houghton Mifflin…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, May 5, 1930. Agrees that they should send the manuscript to Mr. Kent, echoes Simon and Schuster's opinion of the manuscript being stronger in second half. One typed page. Part of a series of…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, May 7, 1930. Forwards a copy of her letter to Mr. Kent offering the manuscript. One typed page. Part of a series of documents relating to Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," published in…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, November 17, 1930. Ffollows up on previous letter, mentions conversation with Mr. Shively and his positive opinion of the manuscript. One typed page. Part of a series of documents relating to…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, November 7, 1930. Forwards rejection from Bobbs Merrill, asks for next steps and whether Archibald would like to switch to Miss Marbury as his agent. One typed page. Part of a series of…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, October 13, 1930. Forwards list of firms with which she has shared the manuscript. Two typed pages. Part of a series of documents relating to Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep,"…

Letter from Charlotte Barbour to Norman "Jim" Archibald, October 23, 1930. Describes a conversation with Mr. Shively of Bobbs Merrill, unlikelihood of them accepting the manuscript, and Shively's personal interest in the prison portions of the…