There were no legal problems arising from Pound's leaving Wabash
College.  Pound sought the advice of his father-in-law regarding an
English publisher's reneging on an agreement to publish some of his
work.  As I recall, it was during the 'teens and Henry's advice was
to avoid litigation as not being worth the expense.
 
                                                Tim Redman
 
On Mon, 8 Jun 1998 08:44:32 -0400 Robert Yunk <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
 
> In _The Solitary Volcano_, Tytell describes how in anticipation of his
> needing a defense attorney during the treason charges, Pound wrote Arthur
> Moore at Shakespear & Parkyn.  Tytell says that Henry Hope Shakespear's old
> firm had previously handled Pound's legal problems.  Other than the debacle
> at Wabash and maybe some passport difficulties, both of which I thought were
> handled without any professional legal aid, what previous documented legal
> problems did Pound encounter?
 
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