Volume 11 No. 1 — 1 May 1983

Lawrence of Arabia and H.H. Richardson

Rudolf Bader

Abstract

Discusses letters between Henry Handel Richardson, her publisher Jacob Schwartz and T.E. Lawrence, and Richardson's response to Lawrence's critique of her work.

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Published 1 May 1983 in Volume 11 No. 1. Subjects: Correspondence, Henry Handel Richardson .

Cite as: Bader, Rudolf. ‘Lawrence of Arabia and H.H. Richardson.’ Australian Literary Studies, vol. 11, no. 1, 1983, doi: 10.20314/als.c43cdbdc6e.

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