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Letter to Harold Preece

Klatt writes from Hamilton Sanitarium about his health, abandoning a planned political campaign, possible future study, political and socialist ideas, literature sent by Truett Vinson, cooperative farming, foreign affairs and Preece's eyesight. The campaign statement independently corroborates the political ambition fictionalized in Howard's Post Oaks and Sand Roughs.

Extract

Had to give up the planned political campaign, regretfully.

Herbert Klatt to Harold Preece, March 9, 1928; transcription by Rob Roehm from the Harold Preece papers, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.

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Source ReportedMarch 9, 1928Source Reported

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“New” Letter from Herbert Klatt · Volume Howard History · Klatt to Preece 1928-03-09Surviving State · Edited Transcription

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