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Why I Believe in Poverty
Edward William Bok
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WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY
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good, quick read. Often I hear 'poor' people complain about the rich- but they do not realize that many people who abound in wealth began in the very same place; at the bottom. I've been rich AND poor, and each experience has been lesson-filled. I do not complain about my lot, I act. As did Edward B
What a curious little "book"... more of a booklet, something published over 100 years ago in Ladies Home Journal. It reads as a nice little repudiation of materialism and the pleasures (and benefits in terms of character-building) of the simple life.