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In his novel ''The Beautiful and Damned'' (1922), F. Scott Fitzgerald paraphrased a famous political saying in a pejorative, witty manner: "The victor belongs to the spoils."
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Despite being half-finished when he died, ''The Last Tycoon'' still showed his creative talent, and some critics have placed it on a higher par over ''The Great Gatsby''.  Edmund Wilson had successfully lobbied to get his works back into print, earning for Fitzgerald the acclaim he was due.
 
Despite being half-finished when he died, ''The Last Tycoon'' still showed his creative talent, and some critics have placed it on a higher par over ''The Great Gatsby''.  Edmund Wilson had successfully lobbied to get his works back into print, earning for Fitzgerald the acclaim he was due.
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== Quotes ==
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In his novel ''The Beautiful and Damned'' (1922), F. Scott Fitzgerald paraphrased a famous political saying in a pejorative, witty manner: "The victor belongs to the spoils."
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
*[[Famous American writers]]
 
*[[Famous American writers]]
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