Do you believe that F.Scott Fitzgerald shows an accurate view of the Jazz Age of the 1920's?
Alcohol
Corruption
Crime
Gangsters
They are very common themes in the book. However was it as commonplace as Fitzgerald has depicted?
Do you believe that F.Scott Fitzgerald shows an accurate view of the Jazz Age of the 1920's?
Alcohol
Corruption
Crime
Gangsters
They are very common themes in the book. However was it as commonplace as Fitzgerald has depicted?
who is this person
Why not? He was the witness.
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Originally Posted by MRG
His depictions of the Jazz Age were quite romantic and toned down compared to the real thing.
If he'd told the unvarnished truth he would never have been published.
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