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The Fitch Papers; Correspondence and Documents During Thomas Fitch's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut, 1754-1766; 17
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Better Days, Or, A Millionaire of To-morrow
A utopian novel in which a general strike results in the death of industrialist Lorin French. The story presents a narrative history of a gold mine owner who uses his money to start a co-op, fund urban renewal projects, and develop powerful weapons to enforce peace. Contains many anti-Semitic and anti-Indian passages.
