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The New York Times
Nov. 14, 1913
Page 4
548 words
Nobel Prize Given
toa Hindu Poet
This Year's Literature Award Conferred on Babindranath Tagore of Bengal
Work Lately Translated
Created a Furore in Europe - The Tagore Family one of the Most Distinguished
in India
Article begins:
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 13. -- The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to-day
to the British Indian poet Babindranath Tagore.
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The New York Times
Nov. 23, 1913
Magazine section
4,122 words
THE HINDU POET
WHO WON THE NOBEL LITERARY PRIZE
Entirely Unknown Outside His Own Country, He Is Yet the Accepted Poet
of Fifty Million People, and the Bengalis Call This "the Epoch of
Rabindranath."
Article begins:
THAT was a most
astonishing literary announcement that recently came from Stockholm, in
which the world was told that the Nobel prize for literature had been
awarded to the Bengall poet, Rabindranath Tagore. Not only had the committee
gone far afield seeking out, for the first time in the years that this
great honor has been awarded, a man of the Orient, but more than this
-- the author it named is practically unknown here in the Occident.
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The New York Times
Nov. 26, 1930
Page 2
TAGORE IN PLEA HERE FOR WORLD CONCORD
Feeble From Illness, Hindu Poet Makes Eager Petition Before 350 at Dinner
in His Honor
Decries Struggle for Gain
Hails Us as the 'Great People of the Earth,' but Finds No Happiness in
All Western Countries.
Article begins:
Condemning the struggle for success that leads to no finality and to no
happiness and pointing out that most of the world suffers from Western
civilization and the evils of exploitation it has fostered, Rabindranath
Tagore, Indian poet and ...
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The New York Times
Aug 8, 1941
News article:
Sir Rabindranath,
Playwright and Philosopher, Received Nobel Prize in 1913
Article datelined: CALCUTTA, India, Aug. 7
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Editorial
232 words
Editorial: Rabindranath
Tagore
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