The Life of D. H. Lawrence Biography

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On 5 December 1927, D. H. Lawrence kept in touch with his companion Donald Carswell to congratulate him on his as of late distributed volume Brother Scots, an assortment of six personal papers on unmistakable present-day figures in Scottish open life. Lawrence considered the articles ‘mentally stable,’ yet complained that his companion had thought little of the ‘imperative nature’ of the men being referred to by judging them against norms of ‘English isolates productivity’: