Honey-Sweet Part 31

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Van d.y.k.e--The Gospel for a World of Sin. By Henry Van d.y.k.e.

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Veblen--The Theory of the Leisure Cla.s.s. By Thorstein B.

Veblen.

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Vedder--Socialism and the Ethics of Jesus. By Henry C.

Vedder.

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Walling--Socialism as it Is. By William English Walling.

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Wells--New Worlds for Old. By H.G. Wells.

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Weyl--The New Democracy. By Walter E. Weyl.

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White--The Old Order Changeth. By William Allen White.

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