Frederick J. Pohl

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Duncan MacDonald interviews Frederick J. Pohl, author of the book "Prince Henry Sinclair: His Expeditions to the New World in 1398" published by Clarkson N. Potter. Poor audio quality throughout, and the content repeats. "Recordings by Duncan MacDonald for Martha's Vineyard Radio Station WVOI—recorded at Overseas Press Club in New York City. Series: In Conversation With An Author"; used during the period of March through September, 1975".


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