Henry Miller's "Ideal Library"
The American author Henry Miller (1891-1980) is best known for his experimental novels based on expatriate life in Paris in the 30’s and 40’s, such as <i>Tropic of Cancer</i> and <i>Tropic of Capricorn</i>. Many of his works were first published in France and banned by U.S. courts for decades, on charges of obscenity.
Miller compiled this list of greatest literary works for the book <i>Pour une Bibliotheque Ideale</i>, edited by Raymond Queneau.
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The Leather Stocking Tales-The Deerslayer;The Last of the Mohicans;The Pathfinder;The Pioneers;The Prairieby James Fenimore Cooper
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Civil Disobedience, Solitude and Life Without Principle (Literary Classics (Prometheus Books))by Henry David Thoreau
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Created by notanymore on Feb 24, 2007.
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