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Help transcribe Revolutionary-era South Carolina letters and documents from the Oliver Hart Papers.
Learn moreSelect a button below and then a document to get started. Note, these are two workflows. One for longer documents and the other is shorter, under 10 page, letters. Follow the tutorial, read the Field Guide, and ask questions in Talk if you need help.
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"As many historical texts deteriorate or risk being lost, I find fulfillment in contributing to their transcription, preservation, and digitization. This work reflects a scholarly responsibility to safeguard the historical record and ensure its accessibility for future research, positioning me as a steward of knowledge across generations."
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The University of South Carolina Libraries are excited to engage our patrons and friends to help us improve access to the Libraries' rare and special materials. The Libraries' curators and archivist are adding handwritten materials to this site so that you can help us transcribe them and make more materials discoverable in our repository. We look forward to working with you. Thank you for your help!
