A Soldier of the Great War

Describe symbolism in A Soldier of the Great War by Mark Helprin

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Typewriters, a new invention at the time, symbolize change. They are anathema to the attorney Giuliani. He finds them too noisy and soulless. He misses the days when a clerk could embellish his handwriting to express his or her personality.

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A Soldier of the Great War