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George Bernard Shaw
| Biography: | Prolific Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) wrote more than 60 plays examining the social problems of his day, including class conflicts, education issues, equal rights and workers rights. The only person to have received both a Nobel Prize for Literature and an Academy Award, Shaw's most popular work is probably Pygmalion, which was later adapted into a musical and film, My Fair Lady. |
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Cashel Byron's Profession  |
Cashel Byron's Profession
An English schoolboy rebels, running to Australia to become a prizefighter. He returns to England a young man who catches the eye of heiress Lydia Carew. Lydia can't stay away from Cashel despite the difference in their social positions; she marries him, and discovers in his past countless secrets. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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