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Edward Bellamy: Critical Essay by Thomas A. Sancton

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Edward Bellamy
About 32 pages (9,590 words)
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SOURCE: “Looking Inward: Edward Bellamy's Spiritual Crisis,” in American Quarterly, Vol. XXV, No. 5, December, 1973, pp. 538-57.

In the essay that follows, Sancton examines Bellamy's religious and philosophical views as they are expressed in Looking Backward.

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