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Synopsis
112 pp; Hardbound in prairie wheat cloth (a nod to the tradition of printers past).
Yeager's second work is a slender volume of immense reflection. The quick ethics remind one of Franklin's terse wit.
From its smyth-sewn binding to treasury of thinking, its a quality book that will ensure success, through a wiser, keener, obtained-perspective.
One of the best buys on the market.
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About the Author
Ann Marie Yeager was born August 18, 1966 in Canton, Ohio, and grew-up southeast of Canton, in the providence of Harlem Springs.
Yeager is the publisher of Aypress. This is her second work, a follow-up volume to Gnomon.
From the Inside Flap
"There is one (thing) I wish to see in moral philosophy, the discovery of a plan, that would induce and oblige nations to settle their disputes, without first, cutting one another's throats." --Benjamin Franklin
(to which Yeager retorts):
"It is not for the lack of the plan, but the lack of the brave will--to be vulnerable, while the plan executes and adheres itself to the realities, of even the most pessimistic."
(This is a reference to an excerpt in Yeager's first work, Gnomon, pp 51, 46, 230, 232, 256, 116, 117, 108, 109, 107, 74, 66, & 50)
Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
p. 102: A liberty--is an infringement--on a right.
p. 100: The corrupt--can never see innocence.
p. 78: A question of God. To perform the action--is to become the action.
p 79: Assumption--is the worst profit.
It opens the door--for opportunity
p. 93: ("The problem is--people don't think." Societal ape-adaging.)
Thinking--isn't the problem.
It is the thoughts--one possesses--with which to think.
p. 87: Crazy--is a common term--to conceal one's own stupidity.
p. 71: Difference in opinion--does not destroy the value of the whole.
p. 55: To state, "do not believe," implies credibility--to its existence.
pg. 15: If there is no equality in debate--there is no justice in enactment.
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