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PREFACE I am perfectly aware that this is a terribly sensational book, and open to innumerable criticisms on that account, as well as on many others. But I did not know how else to express the principles I desired (and which I passionately believe to be true) except by producing their lines to a sensational point. I have tried, however, not to scream unduly loud, and to retain, so far as possible, reverence and consideration for the opinions of other people. Whether I have succeeded in that attempt is quite another matter. Robert Hugh Benson. Cambridge, 1907. CONTENTS Prologue xi BOOK I The Advent I BOOK II The Encounter 93 BOOK III The Victory 251 Digitized by Google. · Description based on print version record · Electronic reproduction · Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 · digitized
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Regression (Civilization) -- Fiction · Fiction · English Fiction -- 20th century · Dystopian fiction