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James Agee (1909 – 1955)
Nationality: American | Periods: American: 20th Century |
James Agee wrote “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, ” a classic work of the Great Depression era. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize posthumously.
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Last Updated Apr 29, 2013