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3 years ago

What was the legacy that Knowles’ novel, A Separate Peace, left behind

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Usimov [2.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The novel, A Separate Peace, left behind legacy as the novel being one of the most well known and unmatched writings of all time.

Explanation:

John Knowles was a very renowned author of his time, he even served the nation as being a part of army in Air Force during the World War ll. ‘A Separate Peace’ is one of the best novel of all time by Knowles which was also his first publication. The novel is based on ethics, patriotism, and morality.

John Knowles left behind a legacy that consisted of a total of nine novels and almost half century writings from varied genres. But when it comes to ‘A Separate Peace’ there was no match to it. It is regarded as an long lasting work on an adolescent’s inner conflict.

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