The Nobel Prize winners in literature

by Annie Russell Marble

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"The Nobel Prize winners in literature" by Annie Russell Marble is a literary study and critical survey written in the early 20th century. It traces the origins, principles, and administration of the Nobel Prize in Literature and presents concise biographical and critical profiles of early laureates, offering readers a guided entry point for deeper exploration.

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