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novels represented the noble patriotism of North Korean people.
The true stories of fighting heroes in the early wartime showed well the patriotism, which the Chosun Labor Party of North Korea wanted to show. Although the stories were not well-formed novels, they played important roles in establishi
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form. Finally, Pride and Prejudice was published in January 1813. Austen published four more novels: Mansfield Park, Emma, Northanger Abbey, and Persuasion after Pride and Prejudice. The last two were published in 1818, a year after her death. During Austen’s life, only her family knew of her author
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