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Some more thoughts on the specificity of The Prince

Posted on August 9, 2021 by Tommy Collison

Early impressions here. The benefit to doing two discussion salons on the Great Books is that you read a book, discuss a book, and then discuss a book again a month later with the second group. This digestion period has been … Continue reading →

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Early Impressions of The Prince, Machiavelli

Posted on June 1, 2021 by Tommy Collison

The best parts of reading the Great Books is seeing the delta between what you think a book is about versus what the actual text says. I say “what the actual text says” because there really is no substitute to … Continue reading →

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