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<title>Banned Books: Lady Chatterly&#x26;#x27;s Lover</title>
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<description>When D.H. Lawrence finished the last and final writing of Lady Chatterly&#x26;#x27;s Lover, he was not surprised to find resistance from literary agents and publishers. Urged to change the text so that could be published as a work of literary merit, he refused to remove the sex and four-letter words that made it objectionable.</description>
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