Catalogue Of The Members Of The Belles Lettres Society

This is a catalogue of members of the Belles Lettres Society at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Founded in the early 19th century, the Belles Lettres Society was a prominent student organization dedicated to literature, debate, and intellectual pursuits. This catalogue, dating back to 1837, provides a valuable historical record of the society's membership during that period. It offers insights into the student body of Dickinson College and the social and intellectual life of American college students in the early nineteenth century.

Researchers interested in the history of higher education, student organizations, or Dickinson College will find this catalogue a useful primary source. The document reflects the values and interests of a bygone era in American academic life.

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