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The Private Life of Helen of Troy
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No Pilots We
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Our Great Private Schools
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Old New York: False Dawn, the Old Maid, the Spark, New Year's Day
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Poems
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Good-Bye to Oxfordshire
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Moonlight
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The Bright Side of the War
“Grief is a perspective glass; and any great national peril consolidates men’s minds into heroic clairvoyance and makes an epoch of vision.”
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May, 1917
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AP The Crisis
“An era has closed. A page in the history of man has been turned. Every individual must stand still and discover by the outcome what relation he will bear to the new dispensation.”
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The Crisis
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The Greek Genius
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A Family Portrait
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Learning
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Between Elections
“You cannot, though you owned the world, do any good in it except by devising new ways of advertising the fact that you felt in a particular way.”
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The Capture of Government by Commercialism
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Emerson, Sixty Years After: Ii
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Emerson, Sixty Years After
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The Young Shakespeare: A Study of Romeo
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The Fourth Canto of the Inferno
