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    What is the historical significance of 'The Great Gatsby'?

    Question #34620. Asked by Pleasehelpme. (Jun 01 03 12:00 AM)


    Mandelbrotset

    		The Great Gatsby was a document of the 'Jazz Age'.

    Jun 02 03, 3:44 PM

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