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… to disappoint either his own expectations or those of his audience, and the difficulty of refuting or verifying the … he had published a word of fiction. The Sun Also Rises (1926) created the most powerful literary image of Spain and of … knew him) that appeared between 1949 and 1980. Their viewpoints range from reverence and awe to condescension and …

… reflects his deep anxiety about nuclear warfare and his commitment to peace, environmentalism, and social justice, … lasting until the 6th. In the days before it began, I studied the situation of bomb survivors in Hiroshima and the … and the other groups were pro-Russia or pro-USA The viewpoints of these groups were incompatible, could not be …

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… account; even the slightest novels receive a page or two of commentary. But it is typical of Hall’s emphasis on results … evidence that might help explain this mystery. One of the points that he makes most effectively as he carefully treats … earlier in 1863 that he was, “of all our novelists, the ladies’ man of our time.” Although Hall cites contemporaries …