"Things as They Ought to Be"
| Year for Search |
1927
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| Secondary Title |
The New Republic (New York)
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| Annotation |
Short satirical sketch of a mostly dull utopia set in 2027. The sketch ends with "You may welcome such a Utopia, but would you find it interesting." |
| Volume / Edition |
49.636
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| Pagination |
330-31
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| Published Date |
February 9, 1927 |
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| Full Text |
1927 L[ittell,] R[obert]. “Things as They Ought to Be.” The New Republic (New York) 49.636 (February 9, 1927): 330-31. Short satirical sketch of a mostly dull utopia set in 2027. The sketch ends with “You may welcome such a Utopia, but would you find it interesting.” Robert Littell was one of the editors of The New Republic. |
| Author Note |
Robert Littell was one of the editors of The New Republic. |
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