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Cabell, Wylie, and Richmond-in-Virginia in the 1920s
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- "MacDonald's article discusses the literary group which was centered in Richmond during the 1920's or the "James Branch Cabell Period" in honor of the Cabell centenary. This group included Cabell, Carl Van Vechten, Emily Clark Balch, Hunter Stagg, Ellen Glasgow and Elinor Hoyt Wylie. The article particularly describes the reception given to Elinor Wylie by the group when her novel, Jennifer Lorn brought her into prominence."
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