Making His Way; Or, Frank Courtney's Struggle Upward
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By Horatio Alger Jr.
7 Aug, 2020
Many of the villains in his books are rich boys who never had to make any effort to improve their character. Alger's main point was that striving for success is not just to 'get a fortune' but could give us tenacity, discipline, frugality and optimis
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Many of the villains in his books are rich boys who never had to make any effort to improve their character. Alger's main point was that striving for success is not just to 'get a fortune' but could give us tenacity, discipline, frugality and optimism - qualities which cannot be bought. Less
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- Public Domain Book
- English
- 978-1356068685
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