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| | Hart Crane, Papers, 1917-83 |
 | | 1917, 25 Jan.: [Crane, Clarence A.] To Harold [Hart] Crane, New York, N.Y. His health is good; doesn't think New York is the place to study, but will continue to support his efforts; comments on business; will send his letter on to his mother. |
 | | 1917, 10 Feb.: [Crane, Clarence A.] To Harold [Hart] Crane, New York, N.Y. He is going to Chicago and then on to the west coast; his mother is better but will stay with her until she comes to a decision "regarding her matters"; enclosed $50.00. |
 | | 1917, 10 Oct.: [Crane, Clarence A.] To Crane, Harold [Hart], New York, N.Y. Comments on the difficulty of their relationship; discusses allowance; suggests he find some employment; can't understand why he needs to live in New York to study; the war has reduced profits of his business. |
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