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The Business Liberal
Lamb, R. K. | February 26, 1938 issue

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The article focuses on the book "A History of the Business Man" by the author Miriam Beard. Others have already praised this work as one of profound philosophical insight into the theory of business enterprise, saying, from any point of view, historical, literary, or philosophical, this book is a superb achievement. It remains for someone to praise it for what it is. The author, no philosopher, has written a spicy narrative, a chronicle of the goings-on of the business man. The reader will search the book in vain for any demonstration that the author can envisage a world without business men.

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HISTORY of the Business Man, A (Book); BOOKS; BEARD, Miriam; BUSINESSMEN; BUSINESSPEOPLE; INDUSTRIALISTS
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