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| French writer, early 1800s. Famous for "The Human Comedy" |
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| French poet, mid 1800s, famous for "Flowers of Evil" poems |
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| Used primarily by Anglican Christians, it was one of the most frequently published books in the American colonies. |
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| Group of mid 1800s American intellectuals, including Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes and Whittier. |
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| part of the sacred books of Hinduism. Means Song of God |
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| 20th century French author famous for the play "Waiting for Godot" |
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| ceremony in Judaism marking the beginning of religious responsibility |
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| Russian novel by Dostoevsky about 4 brothers and the trial of 1 for killing his father. |
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