MAMMONART _An Essay in Economic Interpretation_ BY UPTON SINCLAIR PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR PASADENA, CALIFORNIA COPYRIGHT, 1924, 1925 BY UPTON SINCLAIR First edition, February, 1925, 4,000 copies, clothbound, 4,000 copies, paperbound. CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. Ogi, the Son of Og 1 II. Who Owns the Artists? 7 III. Art and Personality 11 IV. The Laborer and His Hire 14 V. The Lord’s Anointed 16 VI. Artificial Childhood 19 VII. Mrs. Ogi Emerges 21 VIII. The Horse-Trade 23 IX. The Class Lie 25 X. Mrs. Ogi Orders Jazz 27 XI. The Populist Convention 29 XII. Kansas and Judea 32 XIII. The Communist Almanac 35 XIV. God’s Propaganda 38 XV. Mrs. Prestonia Orders Plumbing 40 XVI. Mrs. Ogi Orders Etiquette 42 XVII. William Randolph Alcibiades 45 XVIII. The Age of Hero-Worship 46 XIX. Hundred Per Cent Athenian 49 XX. The Funny Man of Reaction 52 XXI. Athens and Los Angeles 56 XXII. The Slave Empire 58 XXIII. Dumb Pious Æneas 60 XXIV. The Roman Four Hundred 63 XXV. The American Empire 68 XXVI. The Christian Revolution 70 XXVII. The Ins and the Outs 71 XXVIII. The Heaven of Elegance 74 XXIX. The Muckraker’s Hell 77 XXX. The Pious Poisoners 80 XXXI. The Papal Paymasters 84 XXXII. Who Is Crazy? 88