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Title: The Goslings: A Study of the American Schools

Author: Upton Sinclair

Illustrator: Art Young


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Language: English

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THE GOSLINGS
BOOKS BY UPTON SINCLAIR
(Now in Print and Obtainable)

The Goslings
A Study of the American Schools

BY
UPTON SINCLAIR
Author of
“The Goose-step,” “The Brass Check,” “The Profits of Religion,” etc.
UPTON SINCLAIR
Pasadena, California
Copyright, 1924
BY
UPTON SINCLAIR

All rights reserved.

First edition, January, 1924, 5,000 copies, clothbound, 5,000 copies, paperbound.