Archives & Special Collections, University of Connecticut Library

Content covers time period 1846 to 1863, includes quotations.
Forms part of: Charles Olson's Melville Project.

Charles Olson began to study the life and works of Herman Melville while a graduate student at Wesleyan University in the early 1930s. Olson located volumes from Melville's library in a grand-daughter's home, in a private collector's hands, or on a public library's shelves, and carefully transcribed onto 5 x 7-inch note cards bibliographic information on the volume as well as the content and location of Melville's annotations and reading marks. These notecards and related Olson manuscripts comprise the Charles Olson Melville Project.

1930 - 1932

manuscripts

Melville, Herman, 1819-1891
Olson, Charles, 1910-1970

1 card, 5 x 7 in.

Permission to publish or reproduce must be secured from the copyright holder. Copyright for works by Charles Olson are held and administered by the University of Connecticut Libraries, Archives and Special Collections.

MSS1969-0001
uconn_asc_1969-0001_ms_melvillecard
1969-0001/SeriesI:Works/MelvilleProjects1930-1952/Box75

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