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Ernest Hemingway
1929
Novel
War Literature
A Farewell to Arms is written in first-person narrative from the perspective of Lieutenant Frederic Henry. Looking back after the fact, Henry is trying to make sense of the war and the death of his lover, British nurse Catherine Barkley.
A Farewell to Arms is written in the past tense.
The novel's title, A Farewell to Arms, suggests Henry's farewell to both war (the "arms" of armament) and love (the embracing "arms" of Catherine).
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