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Dos Passos

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Dos Pas·sos  (ds pss), John Roderigo 1896-1970.
American writer whose works, such as the trilogy U.S.A. (1930-1936), combine narrative, stream of consciousness, biography, and newspaper quotations to depict American life.
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Noun1.Dos Passos - United States novelist remembered for his portrayal of life in the United States (1896-1970)

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In parts two and three are essays written while Sacco and Vanzetti were still alive and a cause celebre supported by such well-known authors as John Dos Passos, Eugene Debs.
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com), that the eminent novelist John Dos Passos toured post-World War II Europe and declared confidently in the January 7, 1946, issue of Life, "We have swept away Hitlerism, but a great many Europeans feel that the cure has been worse than the disease.
 
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