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FROM H. P. Lovecraft
TO The Kleicomolo
October 1916

Abstract

Account of seeing a demagogue of the Prohibition Party, on how no thoughtful man can be really happy (with reference to writing "The Symphonick Ideal" for The Conservative and religion), Lovecraft's love of the past (particularly Greco-Roman classicism), and on religion and the agnostic.

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