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Scholarly Criticism

Adams, J. Donald. "Ernest Hemingway's First Novel in Eight Years." The New York Times 17 Oct. 1937
This critical book review was published in the New York Times in 1937.
Cobbs, John L. "Hemingway's "To Have and Have Not": A Casualty of Didactic Revision." South Atlantic Bulletin 44.4 (1979): 1-10. JSTOR.
BASIC TO ANY UNDERSTANDING of Ernest Hemingway's To Have and Have Not must be
the realization that the novel as finally published is a butchered book. The novel as
Hemingway orginally projected it was the tight and neatly turned adventure story of Harry ...
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Knott, Toni D. One Man Alone: Hemingway and To Have and Have Not. (1999) Rpt. in Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism. Vol. 162.
In this essay from an anthology celebrating Hemingway's centennial, Knott reviews responses to the author's controversial novel To Have and Have Not.
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See bottom right of page 123 for start of Knott's essay.