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WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY
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The Riverside Uplift Series
WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY. By EDWARD BOK,
THE AMATEUR SPIRIT, By BLISS PERRY.
THE GLORY OF THE IMPERFECT, By GEORGE H, PALMER.
SELF-CULTIVATION IN ENGLISH. By GEORGE H. PALMER.
TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. By GEORGE H. PALMER.
THE CULTIVATED MAN. By CHARLES W. ELIOT.
WHITHER? ANONYMOUS.
CALM YOURSELF. By GEORGE L. WALTON.
Each, 50 cents, net. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY BOSTON AND NEW YORK
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WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY
AS THE RICHEST EXPERIENCE THAT CAN COME TO A BOY
EDWARD BOK
BOSTON AND HEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
MDCCCCXV
COPYRIGHT, 1915, BY CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
COPYRIGHT, 1915, BY EDWARD BOK
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1915
A FOREWORD
THE article in this little book was published in The Ladies' Home Journal for April, 1915. Much to the surprise of the author, the call for copies was so insistent as to exhaust the edition of the magazine containing it. As the demand did not appear to be supplied, the article is now reprinted in this form. It is sent out with the hope of the author that it may still further fulfill its mission of giving the stimulant of encouragement wherever it is needed.
E. B.
October Nineteen hundred and fifteen
WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY
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