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Issue Details: First known date: 1912... 1912 Eternal Glory : A Novel
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'It describes the adventures of an ex-Post Office employee, and his satellite, who sells romantic literature to nursegirls. The pair of them are snobs to the backbone, and set forth on a mission to regenerate the world by bringing it back to a belief in such things as inherited position and Inherited authority, and the utter worthlessness of the masses. Naturally these pseudo-Don Quixotes find the masses unwilling to accept their teaching, and their experiences are at first amusing enough. However, before long we begin to feel that the author is making a little go a long way, and there is hardly sufficient in the subject to justify the length of the book.'

Source:

'Recent Fiction', Sydney Morning Herald, 25 May 1912, p.4.

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