Today, 74 years ago, on February 19, 1951 (Calendar 14 January 1951), the outstanding French novelist Andrew Eddy died. On February 19, 1951, the French novelist Andrew Eddy died of pneumonia and was 81 years old. French people regarded Eddy as the greatest writer of the century, and Americans called him the most controversial. For homosexuality, capitalism, socialism and the Catholic Church, he defended and attacked them, and Eddy grew up in a strictly protestant family. In 1893, he lived in the countryside of North Africa, and this experience made him opposed to the ban on social civilization against people. His book, People Despising Morality (1902) reflects his exploration of ethics.