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a study of progress in the United States
ix, 365 pages : plates, portraits ; 21 cm.
The problem opened.--Concerning our critics.--Who is the American?--Our talent for bragging.--Some peculiarities.--American sensitiveness.--The mother country as critic.--Change of tone in foreign criticism.--Higher criticism.--Our French visitors.--Democracy and manners.--Our monopoly of wit.--Our greatest critic [James Bryce]--A philosopher as mediator [Hugo Munsterberg]--A socialist critic [H. G. Wells]--Signs of progress.--Biography (p. [347]-353)--Index.