Name this novel about Robert Jordan, written by Ernest Hemingway, which takes its title from the poetry of John Donne.
The protagonist of this novel saw a lynching when he was a child in Ohio. At Gaylord's, that protagonist befriends a Pravda journalist named Karkov who later intervenes when Andrés is arrested. The protagonist of this novel leaves his job as a college language professor and is guided by Anselmo to a group led by Pablo and his wife Pilar.  He is assigned by General Golz the job of blowing up a bridge to help the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War.  Name this novel about Robert Jordan, written by Ernest Hemingway, which takes its title from the poetry of John Donne.
The protagonist of this novel saw a lynching when he was a child in Ohio.
For Whom the Bell Tolls