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In its 1907 review, the New York Times described The Fruit of the Tree as a "diamond in a heap of rubble.” In Edith Wharton’s third novel she looks at the working class and its problems, the conflict between capital and labor and, characteristically, the question of moral responsibility.
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Posted December 11, 2010
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In its 1907 review, the New York Times described The Fruit of the Tree as a "diamond in a heap of rubble.” In Edith Wharton’s third novel she looks at the working class and its problems, the conflict between capital and labor and, characteristically, the question of moral responsibility.