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Hemingway's first important book, In Our Time (1925), displays great variety of technical experimentation and demonstrates the young writer working out the principles of his manner and method, tackling the enduring themes of his work. The backdrop of the war and the wounded hero making sense of his world provide crucial background for the reader of Hemingway's three major novels. The reader who wishes to understand Hemingway's notion of "grace under pressure," and his love for Spain is referred to his classic non-fiction study of Spain and the bullfight, Death in the Afternoon...
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