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THE PROFITS OF RELIGION
A study of supernaturalism as a source of income and a shield to privilege. The first investigation of this subject ever made in any language.
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| The following typographical errors have been corrected by the text transcriber: |
| worshiping=>worshipping |
| changes takes place=>changes take place |
| is an impuse=>is an impulse |
| center of continous=>center of continuous |
| a starvling beggar at the gates=>a starving beggar at the gates |
| of fool nations about sex=>of fool notions about sex |
| any personal right in contravened=>any personal right is contravened |
| industrial evoluton=>industrial evolution |
| to the poeple=>to the people |
| Social revoluton=>Social revolution |
| her hands and and feet=>her hands and her feet |
| Liebault=>Liébault |
| Sienkewicz's "Whirlpools"=>Sienkiewicz's "Whirlpools" |
| Magna Charta, 134=>Magna Carta, 134 |