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history and morality. Among his numerous works, the majority of which have appeared in English, are: Le Livre de mon ami (1885), Thais (1890), La Réti erie de la Reine Pédauque (1893), M. Bergeret a4 Paris (1901), Crainquebille (1902), His to ire de Jeanne ad Arc (1908), L’Ile des Pingouins (1908), Les Dieux ont Soif or La Révolie des Anges (1914), c. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1921 and died in 1924. His last two works were Le Petit Pierre (1918) and La Vie en Fleur (1921).—BipiioGRAPHy: G. Brandes, Anatole France; W. L. George, Anatole France; J. Huneker, Hgotsts; A.S. Rappoport, The Anatole France Calendar.