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The Unvanquished | William Faulkner

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Set in Mississippi during the Civil War and Reconstruction, THE UNVANQUISHED focuses on the Sartoris family, who, with their code of personal responsibility and courage, stand for the best of the Old South's traditions. From the Trade Paperback edition.

Leftcoastzen

The Unvanquished | William Faulkner

On this date in 1897 , William Faulkner was born.I have read a couple of his books , but it was long ago.

LeahBergen I‘ve yet to read one of his books (but I‘ve peed in his bathroom at Rowan Oak in Oxford, Miss. 😂😂😂). 6y

Leftcoastzen @LeahBergen that‘s more than I can say!😹I started reading in publication order and only got through first 3? I think? 6y

laytonwoman3rd If you really started with his very early stuff, you owe it to yourself to try some more. 6y

Leftcoastzen @laytonwoman3rd I do plan to ! 6y

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carladurf

The Unvanquished | William Faulkner

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You would think reading Faulkner wouldn't be entertaining but taking a graduate course on his work has really given me a new appreciation for southern lit.

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