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What I Believe : Translated and With an Introduction by Wallace Fowlie, PDF eBook

What I Believe : Translated and With an Introduction by Wallace Fowlie PDF

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To the younger French reader today, M. Mauriac is better known as a journalist, as an academician, and even as a polemicist than as a novelist.

Even ten years ago, when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, in 1952, Mauriac was looked upon as a weekly adviser to the French, as a chronicler and critic of social and political and religious problems in his journalistic writings.

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