David Stacton papers, 1959-1982 (bulk 1959-1963).

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David Stacton papers, 1959-1982 (bulk 1959-1963).

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Include letters by Stacton (1959-1963), one containing a bibliography; manuscript of his essay on J.P. Marquand, The Absence of Tragedy; typescript copies of two poems. Also includes correspondence of Albert Sperisen with various publishers seeking bibliographical information on Stacton (1961) and with James D. Hart concerning the identification of Stacton's poem, The Desert Fox (1970).

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Hart, James D. (James David), 1911-1990

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