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Arabic Literature,riginally left their countries owing to Turkish oppression (the Albanians, q.v., suffered similarly); first they went to Egypt — where they helped to create an Arab press — and then to Brazil and North America. These writers were nationalist, but urged their compatriots not to reject European discov

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British Literature,om he was happy. He never achieved financial stability, and kept his head above water only by constant overwork — which subsequently weakened his constitution and led to his early death. His close friend H.G. Wells (q.v.), who was with him at his death, wrote of him with great acumen: he called him

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Bulgarian Literature,the closing years of the nineteenth century, became the leader of the traditionalist and nationalist group which dominated Bulgarian literature until the end of the Second World War. Vazov, a just and never narrow-minded critic, believed literature should be devoted to the interests of the whole peo

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French and Belgian Literature,ers could guide government. As a critic remarked, ‘the . will never fail to blossom in the corner of even his darkest novels’. Nor, he might have added, do the essentially romantic elements of horror and sexual decadence often fail to materialize: as in . (1867; tr. 1962), or in the lust and death s

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