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The American Soul
Loving, Pierre | August 10, 1921 issue

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The article focuses on the book "L'Ame Américaine," by Par Jean Richepin. No doubt M. Jean Richepin in the present volume, which is a collection of talks delivered before students, makes every effort to be rigorously just; he inclines, if anything, toward magnanimity, particularly when he comes to consider contemporary literary output. To the American reader his sources, which are heavily marshaled to support his opinions, will frequently appear amusing; they range from Otto Kahn to obscure undergraduate periodicals. On such subjects as the Redskins, where there is likely to be unanimity of opinion, M. Richepin treads on firm ground.

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L'AME Americaine (Book); RICHEPIN, Par Jean; PERIODICALS; MAGNANIMITY; KAHN, Otto; STUDENTS
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