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Aarons Rod

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Lawrence, D. H.

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ISBN-13:

9781604245493

ISBN:

1604245492

Pub Date: 2007
Publisher: Standard Publications, Incorporated Summary: Lawrence was an early 20th century controversial English writer. His works include; essays, novels, short stories, poems, plays, literary criticism and paintings. He believed that industrialization had dehumanized society. Emotional health and sexuality were common themes in his works. Aaron is a union official in the coal mines of England. He leaves his family to travel to Italy where he hopes to become a profession [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9781604245493


ISBN:

1604245492


Pub Date: 2007
Publisher: Standard Publications, Incorporated

Lawrence was an early 20th century controversial English writer. His works include; essays, novels, short stories, poems, plays, literary criticism and paintings. He believed that industrialization had dehumanized society. Emotional health and sexuality were common themes in his works. Aaron is a union official in the coal mines of England. He leaves his family to travel to Italy where he hopes to become a professional flautist. Aaron's adventures end when an anarchist blows up his flute. Many of the incidents in this novel parallel incidents in Lawrence's life.

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