The Worker by Harold S. Symmes
A meditation on labor and meaning as a man toils without seeking earthly reward. The speaker questions life’s purpose, wondering what lies beyond toil, as faith dissolves the mystery of existence. Reflects on the value of work and the limits of human understanding.
This My Son by Rene Bazin to be published in English
The piece reviews Rene Bazin novels and notes a new English edition of This My Son Les Noellets. It contrasts Bazin’s focus on the land and peasant life with modern city pressures. It also mentions 19th century writers and upcoming Poe centenary publications and London literary controversy among The Academy Punch and The Sporting Times.
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Rene Bazin
René Bazin
Bazin
Lubbock
Sir John Lubbock
Darwin
Huxley
Macmnfilans
Lord Avebury
Sir John Ibbock
Lincoln
United States
Gladstone
Great Britain
Edgar Allan Poe
Lora Tennyson
FitzGerald
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lord Houghton
Fanny Kemble
Mrs. Browning
Poe
George M Hazelton
Nell
Annapolis
Fordham Cottage
Baltimore
Virginia Clemm
John Allan
Virginia
London
Pink ’UN
Academy
Punch
Sporting Times
The Problem of Carnegie Wealth in The Tariff Debate
A review questions Andrew Carnegie's Problems of Today Wealth Labor Socialism arguing his quarrel with wealth is inconsistent with his own riches. It notes Carnegie mocks millionaires while enjoying wealth and disputes his tariff claims that luxury imports tax the rich. It challenges his view that tariffs only tax the rich and that workingmen bear little tariff burden.
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Andrew Carnegie
Doubleday, Page & Co
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
America
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