Vaught's practical character reader

1902·16 MB·English

by  Vaught, L. A. (Louis Allen), b. 1859

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Vaught's Practical
Character Reader
BY
VAUGHT
L. A.
EDITOR OF HUMAN FACULTY
"This was the noblest Roman of them all:
His life was gentle,and the elements
So mixed in him,that Nature might stand up
And say to all theworld: 'This was a man!'"
—Shakespeare.
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CHICAGO
A. VAUGHT, Publisher
130 Dearborn Street
1902
THE LIBRARYOF
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COPYRIGHT 1902
VAUGHT
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Printed and Bound by M. A. DONOHUE & CO.
PREFACE.
The purpose of this book is to acquaint all with the
elements of human nature and enable them to read these
elements in all men,women and children in all countries.
At least fiftythousand careful examinations havebeen
made to prove the truthfulness of the nature and loca-
tion of these elements.
More than a million observations have been made to
confirm the examinations.
Therefore, it is given the world to be depended upon.
Taken in its entirety it is absolutely reliable.
Its facts can be completely demonstrated by all who
will take the unprejudiced pains to do so.
It is ready foruse.
It is practical.
Use
it.
L. A. Vaught,