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Novels for Students, Volume 16

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Summary

Full Title: Novels for Students, Volume 16 Author(s): Edited by David Galens, et al. Year Published: 2002 Publisher: The Gale Group Publication Type: Commercial ISBN: 0-7876-4899-X (hardcover) Description: Novels for Students is a reference set covering novels commonly assigned as reading for American high school students. The series is marketed to libraries. This volume includes the entry for The Fountainhead.

Contents

The section specifically related to Rand is in bold.

• The Day of the Locust, Nathanael West
• The End of the Affair, Graham (Henry) Greene
• Evelina, Fanny Burney
• Fathers and Sons (Ottsy i deti), Ivan Turgenev
• The Fountainhead, Ayn Rand
• A Gathering of Old Men, Ernest J(ames) Gaines
• The Godfather, Mario Puzo
• Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad
• The Plague, Albert Camus
• That Was Then, This Is Now, S(usan) E(loise) Hinton
• The Turn of the Screw, Henry James

Related Links

• Series description from the publisher
• The section on The Fountainhead can be purchased for download, or for a higher price the same material can be accessed online via Enotes (limited excerpts available free).

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