[DOC] [TLE] Book - Ray Sahelian, M.D. [PAR] Omoo", is subtitled "Adventures in the South Seas". Typee He lived for several 
weeks among the cannibalistic Typee before he wrote the book of the same 
name [DOC] [TLE] Herman Melville Biography - CliffsNotes [PAR] His father, Allan Melvill (as the name was originally spelled), a snobbish, shallow 
man ... They lived for a month under benign house arrest among the cannibalistic 
Typees. ... He became embroiled in a mutiny, was jailed for a few weeks in a 
British ... In 1846, from his experience among the cannibals, he composed Typee: 
A... [DOC] [TLE] Herman Melville - Wikipedia [PAR] After further adventures, he returned to Boston in 1844. His first book, Typee (
1845), a highly romanticized account of his life among Polynesians, became 
such a... [DOC] [TLE] Typee - Dictionary definition of Typee | Encyclopedia.com: FREE ... [PAR] But Typee was not intended as a novel; Melville and his publishers ... Islands, 
where he sheltered in Nukuheva's Typee Valley for a few weeks among an ... It 
seems likely he had not read the book before publishing it, proceeding on the 
strength ... After Wiley and Putnam brought out the revised edition, Melville wrote 
to the... [DOC] [TLE] A Herman Melville Summer Vacation | The Critical Flame [PAR] Jan 1, 2011 ... That book ensured Melville's literary reputation as a man who had lived among 
the cannibals. He followed Typee with Omoo, Redburn, and White-Jacket, all 
sea stories ... It was the same preamble given before many house tours, but the ... 
indifferent to the many books that he wrote at Arrowhead between... [DOC] [TLE] Typee: A Peep at Polynesian Life by Herman Melville  Reviews ... [PAR] Darwin8u said: Yet, after all, insensible as he is to a thousand wants, and ... 
small daily doses for several weeks and found it exciting, educational, and 
amusing. .... is a bad-ass Melville scholar who wrote THE best book on 
cannibalism in the ..... In Typee, the narrator jumps ship and finds himself living 
as a captive among a... [DOC] [TLE] Mass Moments: Herman Melville Sails from New Bedford [PAR] As he later wrote about his character Ishmael, that ship would be "my ... A critical 
and commercial failure, the book marked the end of ... "His name seemed 
naturally to mingle with the salutations which ... They lived among the native 
Typee people for several weeks before Melville joined another whaler. [DOC] [TLE] The Cambridge Introduction to Herman Melville - Cambridge ... [PAR] Describing where he lived, Melville indulged his Romantic fancy, situating 
himself ... with Richard Tobias Greene, whom he immortalized as Toby in Typee, 
the book ... overland and ended up among the supposedly cannibalistic Typee 
natives. ... Melville remained a few more weeks but eventually signed aboard a 
passing... [DOC] [TLE] Herman Melville (August 1, 1819  September 28, 1891), American ... [PAR] He wrote Moby-Dick, one of the great novels in literature, and his reputation rests 
largely on this book. ... The family name was Melvill, and after Herman's father, 
Allan, died, between ... He made the voyage and returned on the same ship. ... 
For three weeks he lived among the Typee natives, who were called cannibals by
... [DOC] [TLE] Walking Tour: Herman Melville's Downtown New York City - Poets.org [PAR] Jun 27, 2006 ... 7 State Street between Pearl and Whitehall Streets, N. E. Side ... On August 1, 
1819, he wrote his French associates of the birth of his third child and .... (Images 
of Guert Gansevoort flashed through several of Melville's poems.) ... down on 
paper his wonderful stories, that same year he wrote the book, Typee. [DOC] [TLE] Melville: Genius Ignored [PAR] Around this time Herman's mother changed the spelling of the family's name from 
... On December 30, 1837, he wrote his uncle Peter Gansevoort: "My scholars are 
.... up in the valley of the supposedly hostile, cannibalistic Taipis (Typees).

Question: He lived for several weeks among the cannibalistic Typee before he wrote the book of the same name
Answer: Herman Melville