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Rake and Genius
Guerard, Albert | June 2, 1956 issue

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The article discusses books and authors. Author Frank E. Manuel is a scrupulous scholar and a realist. But he is too good a scholar to sneer at a power of a different order; be seeks to understand; and there can be no understanding without some degree of sympathy. A difficult and fascinating subject, handled with spirit, thoroughness and restraint in his book "The New World of Henri Saint-Simon." Henri Saint-Simon has been described as the most remarkable man of his times. The book makes an interesting read.

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AUTHORS; MANUEL, Frank E.; LITERATURE; AUTHORSHIP; BOOKS; WRITING
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