Name: Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to his Son: A Book of Father son Advice and Wisdom on Study, Life, Business and Prosperity (Hardcover) (en Inglés)
SKU: 62256440
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Author: George Horace Lorimer
ISBN: 9780359021789

portada Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to his Son: A Book of Father son Advice and Wisdom on Study, Life, Business and Prosperity (Hardcover) (en Inglés)

Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to his Son: A Book of Father son Advice and Wisdom on Study, Life, Business and Prosperity (Hardcover) (en Inglés)

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9780359021789

Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to his Son: A Book of Father son Advice and Wisdom on Study, Life, Business and Prosperity (Hardcover) (en Inglés)

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George Horace Lorimer's classic book of paternal advice is timeless for its lessons on conducting one's personal and professional life wisely, and to the very fullest. Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son consists of twenty letters. In each, the father - John Graham - relays both news and crucial nuggets of advice to his soon-to-graduate son, Pierrepont. The hard-won lessons and experiences of life give rise to all manner of sound advice, with the author's aim being to prepare his son for the world of work that awaits him. The letters, while complete fiction, are written in a tone that suggests familiarity and a paternal bond. It is this sense of realism, combined with the father's plain spoken and honest thoughts, that makes this book shine. At times the writing is deceptively simple; only through reading and re-reading does the full gravity of the advice rendered become apparent.