Pious Economics by Rene Bazin
Bazin portrays two strong figures Gilbert the laborer and Michel de Meximien the capitalist. The novel traces class friction, union clashes, and personal trials ending in religious solace for Gilbert. Critics praise Bazin's craft and restraint while noting the unresolved social questions.
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The Wheel o' Fortune by Wellis Tracy review
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Reaping Machine's Romance by Herbert N Casson
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