Philistine

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Elbert Hubbard's collection features essays and articles from June to November 1897, reflecting the social and political issues of the time. With a distinctive style marked by irony and satire, Hubbard critiques art, literature, politics, and philosophy, showcasing his commitment to social justice and individual expression. The volume includes contributions from notable authors like Stephen Crane and Leo Tolstoy, making it a significant historical document. This compilation offers valuable insights into the era's concerns, appealing to enthusiasts of American history and literature.