| Content Description | Complains about the cost of travelling and the excesses of the American middle-class; describes in depth her opinions on D.H. Lawrence, their friendship, and her memories of him, including his attitude towards sex, also refers to Frieda [Lawrence, D.H. Lawrence's wife]; discusses the problem of 'provincialism', how to define it, and whether D.H. Lawrence and Alice Dax [a friend of Lawrence] could be described as 'provincial'.
Refers to the inclusion of 'clippings' about the 'Vietnam business' [not present].
Refers to the inclusion of an article about 'religious groups' and a 'Letter to the Editor' [not present]. |