On Mon, 20 Apr 1998 04:10:43 -0400 wrote...
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#1 has the sort of specificity which suggests it comes from the only bio to
specifically treat Pound's time at St. Elisabeths--Torrey's "The Roots of
Treason." Are you asking for sources for specific quotes because you do not
have the source materials where you are?  If so, I will go through the bios in
my possession, looking for you. Otherwise, why the heck should I do your basic
research?
 
Help, please. In connection with a piece I'm writing about Pound in St.
>Elizabeths, I need citations for these two biographical items.
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>1. Pound refused to contribute to _St. Elizabeths Sunshine_, a therapeutic
>newsletter written by the patients. Which biography mentions that?
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>2. Somewhere (not in _The Pound Era_), Hugh Kenner has written an anecdote
>about Zukofsky traveling down to Washington to visit Pound and carrying a
>lunch to eat on the train. Source?
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>Thanks!
>
>
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>Jonathan Morse
>Department of English
>University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Robert E. Kibler
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University of Minnesota
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