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Upton Sinclair

INDEX

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Alcohol, 21, 29 note.

Annapolis, 22, 47

Appeal to Reason, 104, 146

Arden, Del., 125 et seq.

Argosy, The, 44, 46

Asceticism, 29 et seq., 60 et seq.

Associated Press, 138, 139, 165, 166

Baltimore, Md., 16, 19

Bloor, Ella Reeve, 107

Book of Life, The, 151

Boys’ stories, 46, 47

Brandes, Georg, 113, 141

Brass Check, The, 165, quoted passim

Brieux, 133

Broadway demonstration, 137

Budget, 41

Carlyle, 36

“Chappie”, 32

Chicago, 16, 17 note, 103, 104, 107

Church, 38, 39, 162

Clothes, 41 note, 186

Coal Strike, 137

College, 34, 49, 52, 53

Colorado, 137

Constitution, U. S., 180

“Corydon”, 65

Country House Built for Only $156, A, 79

Cry for Justice, The, 140

Damaged Goods, 133

Dead Hand, The, 164

Divorce, 130

Eden Musée, 17 note

Emerson, 36

Farragut, David, 17, 18

Fasting Cure, The, 128

Free-Speech fight at Los Angeles, 180

Galahad, 61

Garland, Charles, 183

Genius and its claims, 50, 86

Genteel tradition in American Literature, 110

German Lessons, 68

Goethe’s picture, 54

Goose-Step, The, 167

Gorky incident, 111

Goslings, The, 168

Greenwich Village, 30 note

Hackwork, 41

Hamlet, 33, 39

Helicon Hall, 121

Herron, George D., 97, 100

Holland, 131, 132

In the days of Decatur, 46

In the net of the Visconti, 46

Indigestion, 42, 73, 128

Industrial Republic, The, 118

Intercollegiate Socialist Society, 103

Jail, 126, 138, 181

Jesus, 27, 33, 39

Jimmie Higgins, 146, 148

Jokes, 44

Journal of Arthur Stirling, The, 78, 86

Jungle, The, 84, 104

“Killing Spaniards”, 47

King Coal, 140

King Midas, 78

Languages, learning of, 53

Lee, Robert E., 20, 37

Lewis, Sinclair, 124

Lincoln, 37

Literary enthusiasms, 27, 36, 37, 39, 43, 52, 53, 54, 58, 61, 63, 93, 94

London, Jack, 102, 106, 114

Love’s Pilgrimage, 128, 176 quoted passim

Love’s Progress, 129 note, 175

Ludlow massacre, 137

Machine, The, 116

Mammonart, 169

Manassas, 101, 115

Marriage, 72; 2d, 136

Metropolis, The, 113, 114

Moir, Rev. William W., 39, 61

Moneychangers, The, 113, 116

“Mourning pickets”, 137

Moyer and Haywood, 111

“Muck-raking”, 109, 161

Music, 26, 28, 29 note, 65, 73

My cause, 94

New York, 31

Nietzsche, 52

Norfolk, 17

Norris, Frank, 104, 114, 160

Oil!, 178

100%: The Story of a Patriot, 149

Packingtown, 103, 104, 107

Perry, Commodore, 17

Phillips, David Graham, 105, 109

Picketing on Broadway, 137

Play, 29, 186

Plays, 125, 179

Poetic ambitions, 42, 51, 56, 88

Prince Hagen, 78, 99

Professors, 35, 52

Profits of Religion, The, 162

Publisher of his own books, 181

Puritanism, 13, 155, 175

Realism, defense of, 176

Residence, 16, 31, 55, 72, 79, 84 note, 87, 103, 121, 125, 131, 132, 136, 137, 139, 140, 143⁠[16]

Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 137, 139, 140

Roosevelt, Theodore, 107, 108

Ruskin, 37

Russia, 148, 158

Sabbath-breaking, see Arden

Samuel the Seeker, 128

San Pedro arrest, 180

Scott, Sir Walter, 49

Shelley, 39, 53, 94, 160

Singing Jailbirds, 181

Single-tax colony, see Arden

Socialism, 97, 119, 158, 185

Socialists and the war, 143

Springtime and Harvest, 55, 74, 78

Spy, The, 149

Stockyards, 103, 104, 107

Street & Smith, 46

Sylvia, 132

Sylvia’s Marriage, 133

Tarrytown, 139

Tennis, 29 note, 186

Thackeray, 27

“Thyrsis”, 69 et passim

Tolstoyan-Tennysonian idealism, 70

Toys, 28

Upton Sinclair’s, 146

van Eeden, Frederik, 128, 131

Wells, H. G., 118, 151

What’s the Use of Books?, 183

Wilson, Woodrow, 146, 148, 150 note

Zola, 160

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