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- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 first "Matthew".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 isCitedBy Thomas_Wolfe.
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 last "Bruccoli".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 location "Columbia, South Carolina".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 origyear "2004".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 page "xviii".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 publisher "University of South Carolina Press".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 title "The Sons of Maxwell Perkins: Letters of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe, and Their Editor".
- e30eefd70ead7bcdfea7d4f538ea10c1fe11383323e8fe0bb48586d90864f044 year "2004".