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Harold J. Laski: Yet I observe that some of the most eminent American critics have praised it as the finest example of a novel seeking…

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Yet I observe that some of the most eminent American critics have praised it as the finest example of a novel seeking the truth about the sexual relations of men and women that an Englishman has published in the twentieth century.
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Harold J. Laski

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Laski notes that prominent American critics have praised 'Lady Chatterly's Lover' as a significant exploration of sexual relations.

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