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Notes and News
March 20, 1920 issue

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The literary exchange between Europe and America has recently been disturbed by the current of European authors flowing across the Atlantic, especially to the U.S., and the concomitant and anticipated flow of gold back to Europe, in the pockets of the authors. As the welcome has been unlimited, so has been the supply; and so will it be until some scheme has been devised for establishing in Europe a larger literary credit for the U.S. To this the Europeans are still cool, being less willing than Americans to pay for foreign wares of this nature.

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EUROPEAN literature; AMERICAN literature; EXCHANGE of publications; LITERATURE; AUTHORS; LITERATURE & state
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