The Philistine, Volumes 20-21
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The Philistine was a monthly magazine of art and literature published in East Aurora, New York, by Elbert Hubbard. First appearing in June 1895, it ran for twenty years, ceasing publication upon Hubbard's death in the sinking of the Lusitania in May 1915. These volumes showcase a collection of essays and social commentary from the magazine's later years. The publication offered a unique, often satirical, perspective on American culture and society at the turn of the century. Readers interested in social history, literary essays, and cultural criticism will appreciate the perspectives offered in "The Philistine."
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