Maybe the University of Maine, or Paideuma, or the National Poetry
Foundation can begin to house papers related to Pound studies.
> It is sad to announce the death of T. David Horton, lawyer and
> long-time, intimate friend of Ezra Pound. David Horton may have been
> closer to Pound than anyone else  with respect to his interests in
> economics. He left an extensive library on economics and monetary
> matters, as well as a large file of correspondence with Ezra, his
> friends, and especially his wife, Dorothy. David was one of the group
> that met weekly with Ezra at St. Elizabeth's.
>
>    In addition to the correspondence, the library of writings by or
>    about Pound contains more than 50 books and nearly 30 journals or
>    other periodicals.
>
>    I am helping advise David's widow, Jean, on the disposition of this
>    material and would welcome any creative suggestions.
>
>
> Spencer H. MacCallum
> Box 180
> Tonopah, NV 89049
> 775-482-2038 / Fax 5897
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      I never submitted the whole system of my
      opinions to the creed of any party of men
      whatever...where I was capable of thinking
      for myself. Such an addiction is the last
      degredation of a free and moral agent. If I
      could not go to heaven but with a party, I
      would not go there at all.
            Thomas Jefferson, from Paris, 1789

Robert E. Kibler, PhD
English and Humanities
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Minot State University
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