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...By EDOUARD SCHNEIDER Upton Sinclair as the preeminent contemporary example of Translated by JOHAN LILJENCRANTS the thobber, he goes on to destroy it by criticizing the great historical systems of philosophy on the basis of a reading of "The book should get a wide reading, because besides being important it is one of those rare treatments of a religious the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and the chief theories of psycholtheme which seem to have been done sacrificially by an artist ogy, sociology, education, economics and law, and the chief fully aware of the beauty given into his hand...
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...June 30, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 219 JfI~fI~tlgpliutalluliIluIILII~W11iAlII~UGIUIIIUIGGIIGfIII~~d~~tl~~~G~~IIdUUUU1161iIGIIIIpIIG~~~~Wlillll~lllfllIN1~D~~~~OBtl~lllllllllf>flIIN~Ntlll~l BOOK S The Hounds of Spring, by Sylvia Thompson...
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