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Social Realism Reissued
Storrow Jr., James J. | March 10, 1979 issue
Reviews the book "Boston: A Documentary Novel of the Sacco-Vanzetti Case," by Upton Sinclair.

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In Brief
January 17, 1942 issue
Reviews several books. "Genesee Fever," by Carl Carmer; "Dragon's Teeth," by Upton Sinclair; "Dakar: Outpost of Two Hemispheres," by Emil Lengyel.

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History as Fiction
Chamberlain, John | July 20, 1940 issue
This article focuses on the book "World's End," written by Upton Sinclair. Landy Budd, the young hero of Upton Sinclair's story of a world that was busy...

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The World of the Budds
Salmomon, Louis B. | March 29, 1941 issue
This article critically appraises the book "Between Two Worlds," by Upton Sinclair. The sixty titles of Sinclair's books and plays are honorable battle-flags...

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Upton Sinclair-an Anthology
Eroc Ely-Estorick | September 12, 1934 issue
This article focuses on the book "An Upton Sinclair Anthology," with a preface by Upton Sinclair and compiled by I.O. Evans. Evans, the compiler of this...

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Editorials
September 26, 1934 issue
This article focuses on various political developments in the U.S. Labor must be protected in its rights of self-organization. The U.S. President Franklin...

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Contributors to This Issue
September 26, 1934 issue
This article presents information on authors who have contributed to the September 26, 1934 issue of the journal "The nation." Dorothy Dunbar Bromley has...

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A Moral Tale
Mencken, H. L. | September 23, 1931 issue
This article focuses on the book "The Wet Parade," by Upton Sinclair. In this pious work, Sinclair undertakes a feat unprecedented in swell letters. He...

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Crusading for Co-op
Phillips, William | October 10, 1936 issue
This article focuses on the book "Co-op: A Novel of Living Together," by Upton Sinclair. If only one respect, the concreteness of its social program, does...

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Some Laugh at California
Villard, Oswald Garrison | May 15, 1935 issue
Last summer and fall U.S. Senator Upton Sinclair convulsed California because he dared to propose that poverty was an anachronism in so rich and beautiful...

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