Volume 1, Number 2 · June 1, 1963
Letter
By Mark DeWolfe Howe
To the Editors:
Your success is very close to triumphant. All that I can now do is hope that you will receive such resounding encouragement as to force you to the fulfilment of this exciting promise.
In my academic innocence I am full of confidence that a venture in mature criticism can prosper.
I am hoping, therefore, that this fire which you have set will keep on burning.
MARK DeWOLFE HOWE
The Law School
Harvard University
