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Trumbo, Dalton 1905–1976: Critical Essay by Ben Ray Redman

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Dalton Trumbo
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["Johnny Got His Gun"] is one of the most horrifying books ever written….

You have heard of the "basket cases" that are a byproduct of war. Perhaps you have seen one, and if you have you have almost certainly asked yourself, as you looked at the armless, legless object: What is it thinking and feeling? How can it go on living? The obvious answer to the second question is that a basket case has no power of self-destruction. The answer to the first question is the story of "Johnny Got His Gun."

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Trumbo, Dalton 1905–1976: Critical Essay by Ben Ray Redman from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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