Of Human Bondage · Character
Leonard Upjohn
A pretentious writer who takes an interest in Cronshaw's poetry.
minor
Also known as Upjohn
First appearance: lviii
Leonard Upjohn shows up with force in LXXXIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The critic who arranged publication of Cronshaw's poems and persuaded a publisher to accept them.
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In LXXXIII: The critic who arranged publication of Cronshaw's poems and persuaded a publisher to accept them. Later, in LXXXIV: Visits Cronshaw frequently but offers no practical help; patronizes Philip and criticizes…
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See Leonard Upjohn in lviii