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"The Little Review, August 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 5) by Margaret C. Anderson" is a literary magazine issue from the early 20th century. As a periodical dedicated to literature, drama, music, and art, it serves as a curated collection of essays, poetry, criticism, and editorial commentary reflecting avant-garde and modernist ideas of the time. Its central topic revolves around fostering and critiquing contemporary creative expression while addressing cultural, social, and political challenges faced by artists. This particular issue features an editorial by Anderson lamenting compromises in the pursuit of true art, with calls for genuine, uncompromising creativity. It includes poetry from figures such as Amy Lowell, Helen Hoyt, Sue Golden, and Ben Hecht, as well as critical essays on contemporary literary works by Carl Sandburg and Edgar Lee Masters.
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