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Edge-tools of speech

This book delves into the art of speaking and listening, offering insights into the tools and strategies that enhance verbal expression and understanding. more

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Maturin Murray Ballou

Maturin Murray Ballou was an American writer and poet, recognized for his contributions to 19th-century American literature. Born on April 14, 1820, in Massachusetts, he spent his life in the United States, with a short stint in Canada. His writing, often reflecting his profound connection with nature and insights into the human experience, has left a lasting impression. Ballou passed away on March 27, 1895. more

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Book:Nicomachean Ethics
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