Opinions vary as to the importance of that oddly interesting human phenomenon, George Bernard Shaw.
An edition of False prophets
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False prophets
by James M. Gillis
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Table of Contents
George Bernard Shaw.
H.G. Wells.
Sigmund Freud.
Conan Doyle.
Friedrich Nietzsche.
Ernst Haeckel.
Mark Twain.
Anatole France.
The revival of paganism.
Back to Christ
or chaos.
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