A Calendar of the Letters of Willa Cather

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To Mrs. Alfred Carstens [of Fremont, Nebr.]Nov. 21, 1932WCPM 

Doesn't answer all the letters she gets, but enjoyed Mrs. Carstens's; almost like a visit home. Surprised at the question of why she hasn't written about religion, since so many people find two of her books steeped in it. Hopes that doesn't mean she doesn't recognize Catholicism as religion. Is a Protestant herself, but it was Catholicism that preserved Christianity between 300 A.D. and Martin Luther. Wishes Christians would be better informed about history and more broad-minded.   Willa Cather   [Stout #1133]


To Mr. BirnbaumApr. 18, 1942AAAL 

Sorry to be late responding to his request for materials for Academy archive. Is sending the first page of the first draft of Death Comes for the Archbishop. Does not have a first edition. Please return the page when he can.   Willa Cather   [Stout #1577]


To Martin Birnbaum [ American Academy of Arts and Letters ] [from Sarah J. Bloom, secretary]Apr. 20, 1942AAAL 

Cather could not find a first edition of Death Comes for the Archbishop. Instead, is sending a copy of the first printing in Swedish.   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary.   [Stout #1580]