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For Whom the Bell Tolls

by Ernest Hemingway

Summary

An American volunteer fighting for the Republic in the Spanish Civil War spends three days behind enemy lines preparing to blow up a bridge. One of Hemingway's longest and most politically engaged novels.

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Ernest Hemingway

American novelist and Nobel laureate (1899–1961) known for his economical prose style and iceberg theory of writing. A war correspondent and big-game hunter, his adventurous life was as legendary as his fiction.

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Published
1940
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Ernest Hemingway