Grove, Frederick Philip

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Grove, Frederick Philip (1879-1948), was a Canadian novelist noted for his realistic descriptions of prairie life combined with romantic fatalism. In several prairie novels, Grove dealt with people's struggle against nature and with the gap between generations and between the sexes. These books include Settlers of the Marsh (1925), Our Daily Bread (1928), The Yoke of Life (1930), and Fruits of the Earth (1933).

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