Historical article with Fitzgerald's This Side of Paradise
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Find an article about a historical event occurring within the ten years prior to "This Side of Paradise." Please cite this article in your post and provide a link, if appropriate. Discuss how this event impacted the work you are reading. The effect may be subtle. For instance, there may be no mention of war, and yet you may recognize possible effects of war within the characters.
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This 100-word solution proposes two different historical articles (one from an Internet source and one from a scholarly source) that are written on events written within the ten years prior to Fitzgerald's "This Side of Paradise" and suggests how themes from these articles are aligned with themes within the novel.
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Find an article about a historical event occurring within the ten years prior to "This Side of Paradise."Please cite this article in your post and provide a link, if appropriate. Discuss how this event impacted the work you are reading. The effect may be subtle. For instance, there may be ...
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