Prejudices, First Series

Prejudices, First Series is a collection of sharp essays by H. L. Mencken, published in the early 20th century. In this volume, Mencken critiques notable figures such as H.G. Wells and Thorstein Veblen, revealing his own ethnic, racial, and religious biases. His acerbic prose provides insight into American attitudes of the time and their cultural implications, making it a significant work for understanding early 20th-century thought.