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Papers, 1982-2005.

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Consists primarily of correspondence with notable political figures, publishers, former students, academics, and personal acquaintances. The correspondence documents publisher responses to Hart's submissions, reader response to essays published in the National Review, criticism of Hart's literary work, and writers' thanks to Hart for his praise of their published works. Correspondents include Richard Nixon, Jack Kemp, Norman Podhoretz, Pat Buchanan, William Randolph Hearst, Jr., Richard Viguerie, John Sununu, Jacques Barzun, Lew Lehrman, Nackey Loeb, George Will, George Bush, Michael Deaver, Ed Koch, Joyce Carol Oates, and Harold Bloom. Of particular note is the extensive correspondence with William F. Buckley, Jr., principally about matters relating to National Review. Also includes several published articles and poems by Hart.

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