Lodwick Charles Hartley papers, 1922-1979.

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Lodwick Charles Hartley papers, 1922-1979.

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Personal and professional correspondence; essays by Hartley on William Cowper, Samuel Johnson, Lawrence Stone, Katherine Ann Porter, and other literary topics; three unpublished novels and other unpublished works by Hartley; diaries by Hartley, chiefly from his years in high school and as a student at Furman University in the 1920s; photographs; and other material. Most of the correspondence is with academic colleagues about scholarly and academic matters. There also are twelve letters, 1941-1977, from Eudora Welty; five, 1938-1971, from Allen Tate; and three from Katherine Ann Porter, along with other material concerning her; and correspondence with friends and family members, including correspondence, 1928-1945, between Hartley and his mother, Nannie Kneece Hartley, about personal and family matters.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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