Incipit
The Crime of the Century By H. P. Lovecraft The present European war, occuring as it does in an age of hysterical sentimentality and unsound political doctrines, has called forth from the sympathizers of each set of belligerents an unexampled torrent of indiscriminate denunciation. The effeminate idealist, half awaked from his roseate vision of universal brotherhood, shrieks at the mutual slaughter of his fellow-men, or singles out individualists of cruelty or treachery as the objects of his well-meaning rage; while the erratic socialist, saturated with false notions of equality and democra …
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