Typee. Billy Budd: Two Novels. Stories. Poems
Publication details: New York: The Viking Press, 1952.Description: 746 pSummary: "The most comprehensive Melville anthology ever published" was The Progressive magazine`s comment on this volume. The editor has chosen and arranged selections from Melville`s writings, augmented by pertinent Melville letters, and linked by editorial comment, to supply in effect a biography of Melville as well as a full representation of his work. Moby Dick, easily available in numerous editions, has been omitted to allow a much more ample choice of other less available works, including the complete text of Typee and Billy Budd. In short, this volume is the ideal assortment to supplement Moby Dick.| Cover image | Item type | Current library | Home library | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Materials specified | Vol info | URL | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | Item hold queue priority | Course reserves | |
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"The most comprehensive Melville anthology ever published" was The Progressive magazine`s comment on this volume. The editor has chosen and arranged selections from Melville`s writings, augmented by pertinent Melville letters, and linked by editorial comment, to supply in effect a biography of Melville as well as a full representation of his work. Moby Dick, easily available in numerous editions, has been omitted to allow a much more ample choice of other less available works, including the complete text of Typee and Billy Budd. In short, this volume is the ideal assortment to supplement Moby Dick.
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