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Upton Sinclair1878–1968

The story of the hero who slays the devouring dragon was not merely a symbol of day and night, of summer and winter; it was a literal explanation of the phenomena, it was the science of early times.

Upton Sinclair on science

The Profits of Religion (1918)

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