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* "Written out of hate." — [[Granville Hicks]], ''[[The New York Times]]''. Leiendecker notes that Hicks was, at the time of the publication of the novel, a spokesman for the [[Communist Party]] of [[New York State]].

* "Written out of hate." — [[Granville Hicks]], ''[[The New York Times]]''. Leiendecker notes that Hicks was, at the time of the publication of the novel, a spokesman for the [[Communist Party]] of [[New York State]].

* "Even the [[horse]], it appears, cannot survive when [[liberals]] flourish" — ''The New Yorker''. The context was a scene in which a farmer must draft a team of human laborers to pull a [[plow]] because draft animals are not available.

* "Even the [[horse]], it appears, cannot survive when [[liberals]] flourish" — ''The New Yorker''. The context was a scene in which a farmer must draft a team of human laborers to pull a [[plow]] because draft animals are not available.

* "It would be hard to find such a display of grotesque eccentricity outside an asylum. [[John Galt|Galt]] is really arguing for a dictatorship." — [[Adam Kirsch]], ''[[The Los Angeles Times]]''

* "It would be hard to find such a display of grotesque eccentricity outside an asylum. [[John Galt|Galt]] is really arguing for a dictatorship." — [[Adam Kirsch]], ''The [[Los Angeles Times]]''

* "Perfect in its immorality" — [[Gore Vidal]]

* "Perfect in its immorality" — [[Gore Vidal]]

* "Longer than life and twice as preposterous" — anonymous.

* "Longer than life and twice as preposterous" — anonymous.