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  • La Farge, Oliver
    Oliver La Farge

    …set in Central America, while The Enemy Gods (1937) centres on the inability of the Navajo to adapt to white civilization. Long Pennant (1933) and The Copper Pot (1942) have New Englanders as their main characters. La Farge’s short stories were collected in All the Young Men (1935) and A…

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    …set in Central America, while The Enemy Gods (1937) centres on the inability of the Navajo to adapt to white civilization. Long Pennant (1933) and The Copper Pot (1942) have New Englanders as their main characters. La Farge’s short stories were collected in All the Young Men (1935) and A…

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