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Aldrige, John. "The Sun Also Rises: Sixty Years Later." Readings on Earnest Hemingway. San Diego: Greenhaven Press. 1997.
Ernest Hemingway

Graves, Neil A. "Remembering papa: One hundred years after his birth, Earnest Hemingway's proud and painful legacy endures" Cigar Aficionado. July/August 1999.
Hemingway and â€œFor Whom the Bell Tollsâ€

Waldmeir, Joseph. "Confiteor Hominem: Earnest Hemingway's Religion of Man." Michigan Academy of Science, 1956.
"The Old Man and the Sea"

Brooks, Van Wyck. Earnest Hemingway. Modern American Literature. Vol. II. Curley, Dorothy, at al, eds. New York: Frederick Unger Publishing Co. 1969.
â€œThe Snows of Kilimanjaroâ€

Waldmeir, Joseph. "Confiteor Hominem: Earnest Hemingway's Religion of Man." Michigan Academy of Science, 1956.
"The Old Man and the Sea"

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