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Rationalistic Essays
November 30, 1916 issue

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The article presents information on the book "Social Studies in English Literature," by Laura Johnson Wylie. This book consists of four thoughtful and carefully elaborated essays on four topics . These are "The English Essay," "The England of George Crabbe," "The Social Philosophy of William Wordsworth and "P.C. Shelley's Democracy." The unity of the studies consists in their common viewpoint, each essay tracing the relation between a certain body of literature and some aspects of the social conditions out of which it grew.

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BOOKS; SOCIAL Studies in English Literature (Book); ENGLISH literature; ESSAYS; SOCIAL history; SOCIAL evolution
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