  By Meredith Nicholson"It is one of the bravest, sweetest, most optimistic books in which, ever, plain truths of humanity and history have been mingled with the weavings of fiction."—N. Y. World. "Mr. Nicholson knows whereof he writes, and the picture of the political and social life of the capital which he gives us in the present volume is vigorous and convincing."—Boston Transcript. "It puts Mr. Nicholson in the front rank of American novelists who are trying to produce real literature." —Indianapolis Star. "In 'A Hoosier Chronicle' he has done something much bigger, and given us a work of fiction of a richly human sort, creating real characters and giving us a penetrating study of political life and domestic relations in the commonwealth of Indiana."—The Dial. Illustrated in color by F. C. Yohn. |
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