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The Opinions of Anatole France
Gsell, Paul | May 17, 1922 issue
The political leader Anatole France went one day to call on another leader Auguste Rodin at Meudon, France. Rodin was doubtless greatly flattered by the...

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Anatole France
Garrison, Frank W. | April 11, 1923 issue
The writings of writer Anatole France have done more that it is yet easy to estimate to strengthen the good-will and sympathy that are the distinguishing...

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December 1, 1910 issue
This article focuses on books "The Finer Grain," written by Henry James, "The Wicker-Work Women," written by Anatole France, "A Successful Wife," written...

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