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My Dear Leonard: Letters from Charles Kains-Jackson to Leonard Green

My Dear Leonard: Letters from Charles Kains-Jackson to Leonard Green

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Charles Kains-Jackson was a member of the late-Victorian Uranian movement of poets, writers and artists, as a participant, friend and promoter. The recipient of these letters, Leonard Green, an industrial relations advisor, is best known today for two Uranian works - Dream Comrades and Other Prose Sketches and The Youthful Lover and Other Prose Studies. These previously unpublished letters will be of interest to scholars of the field.

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Pub dateAug 14, 2026
ISBN-101764752147
ISBN-139781764752145
LanguageEnglish
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