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The Little Review, May 1914 (Vol. 1., No. 3)

The Little Review

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Literature Drama Music Art

MARGARET C. ANDERSON EDITOR

MAY, 1914

On Behalf of Literature DeWitt C. Wing

The Challenge of Emma Goldman Margaret C. Anderson

Chloroform Mary Aldis and Arthur Davison Ficke

“True to Life” Edith Wyatt

Impression George Soule

Art and Life George Burman Foster

Patriots Parke Forley

“Change” at the Fine Arts Theatre

Correspondence:

The Vision of Wells

Another View of “The Dark Flower”

Dr. Foster’s Articles on Nietzsche

Lawton Parker Eunice Tietjens

New York Letter George Soule

Union vs. Union Privileges Henry Blackman Sell

Book Discussion:

Mr. Chesterton’s Prejudices

Dr. Flexner on Prostitution

The Critics’ Critic M. H. P.

Sentence Reviews

Letters to The Little Review

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The Little Review

Vol. I

MAY, 1914

No. 3

Copyright 1914, by Margaret C. Anderson.

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