Mammonart: An essay in economic interpretationSinclair, Upton
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Mammonart: An essay in economic interpretation
Sinclair, Upton
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LXXIII. The Collector of Snobs 233
LXXIV. Arts and Crafts 236
LXXV. Seeing America First 239
LXXVI. The Age of Innocence 242
LXXVII. A Snow-Bound Saint 244
LXXVIII. Puritanism in Decay 246
LXXIX. The Angel Israfel 249
LXXX. The Good Grey Poet 253
LXXXI. Cabbage Soup 258
LXXXII. Dead Souls 260
LXXXIII. The Russian Hamlet 263
LXXXIV. The Dead-House 265
LXXXV. The Christian Bull-Dog 268
LXXXVI. The Peasant Count 271
LXXXVII. Headaches and Dyspepsia 276
LXXXVIII. The Troughs of Zolaism 279
LXXXIX. The Sportive Demon 283
XC. The Foe of Formulas 285
XCI. The Biological Superior 289
XCII. The Overman 291
XCIII. The Octopus Cities 295
XCIV. The Inspired Parrakeet 298
XCV. The Green Carnation 302
XCVI. The White Chrysanthemum 307
XCVII. The Duel of Wit 312
XCVIII. The Cultured-Class Historian 316
XCIX. The Premier Novelist 322
C. The Uncrowned King 326
CI. Smiling America 333
CII. The Eminent Tankard-Man 337
CIII. The Soldier of Fortune 341
CIV. The Bowery Boy 345
CV. The California Octopus 349
CVI. The Old-Fashioned American 353
CVII. Badgad-on-the-Subway 357
CVIII. Supermanhood 363
CIX. The Stealthy Nemesis 372
CX. The Rebel Immortal 379
CXI. A Text-Book for Russia 383
MAMMONART
CHAPTER I
OGI, THE SON OF OG
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