4 years ago

What three Melville novels drew on his life at sea?

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natta225 [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

The three novels that Melville drew on his life at sea are:

*Mardi

*Redburn

*Moby D ick

Explanation:

The time that Herman Melville spent at sea inspired him to make fours stories, these books are Mardi (written in 1849), Redburn (written in 1849), White-Jacket (written in 1850), and Moby-D ick (written in 1851). All of these stories have evident influence in their themes, characters, and plot, his real-life is portrayed as the background of these stories.

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