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Wallas, Graham 1858-1932: Critical Essay by Henry Jones Ford

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SOURCE: A review of Human Nature in Politics, by Graham Wallas, in the Yale Review, Vol. 18, May, 1909, pp. 101-03.

In the following review, Ford considers Wallas's Human Nature in Politics as a work of "unique value. "

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