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Excerpt from The Wellesley Magazine, Vol. 3: April 13, 1895
Mav we not, therefore, expect to find the poets deeply touched by the great wave of human sympathy which has swept down the Nineteenth Century? May we not look for traces of the enthusiasm of Fourier, Owen, Lassalle, Morris, and Booth? Must we not trust them frankly to point out all social evils, and with no uncertain voice to declare the Brotherhood of Man, the Solidarity of the Human Race?
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