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> Upton Sinclair
[The Cry for Justice] is a book for the apostles of a new dispensation to carry about with them; a book to cheer the discouraged and console the wounded in humanity's last war of liberation.
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The Cry for Justice: An Anthology of the Literature of Social Protest.
1915.
These 665 annotated entries show American Progressivism at its heyday.
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