Essays have been with us for nearly 2 centuries. Ralph Waldo Emerson perfected the elastic form and gave it life. An essay is much like the traditional talking circle of the Navajo, but with only one speaker. An essay doesn't have to prove anything, it doesn't even have to be new; it does have to be honest. The object of an essay is to share, to share thought, feelings, observations with the reader. Here below are the essays I wish to share with you.
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The One Dollar Bill reveals what the dollar was meant to be backed up with.
A message for Garcia is one of the longest enduring and most published essays of all time. It saw the light of day in 1899 and has been reprinted in every written language on earth.
The Cold Crucible of Valley Forge brought out the best in us.
The 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation of Abraham Lincoln.
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Daniel Webster's last address to the New York Historical Society.
The Poor You Have Always With You. An essay on the homeless, reprinted many times, yet it is still fresh and biting new.
Moonbeams are the original fuzzy kind of logic. If you've ever seen a tree turn into a gnome, or remember your first kiss upon the sweet silver grass, you won't want to miss this nostalgic essay of a way of life that maybe only seemed to be.
The Typology of Financial Scandals. Can you recognize a scam?
Is your money SAFE in the bank? Miracles happen daily inside banks, but so does sleight of hand.
The Value of Money explains why we are always broke.
What is man that thou art mindful of him? Do the tides pause to salute an immortal soul when death brushes us by?
The Law of Tooth and Claw? A battle for turf brings out ancient memories.
Sweet and Sour by Anne Clemmons. Which is stronger, the practical future, or the one we dream about?
Mama's almost gone now. We don't always run from Death. Fact is, Mama's chewed on his lip so many times Death looks about as mean as a St. Bernard on a mission.
Nailing Mr. Big Buck, the trophy of the woods.
My first eagle. I shall never forget the thrill of seeing him sweep by in front of my own two eyes.
The Cowboy from Ireland, by Maggie Wood.
The Moon on Six Pence Uncle Bob was an unforgettable character who traveled the world on bargain rates and golden smiles!
Ice Memories that never get cold, by Lin Stone
Watches, a symbol of love betrayed? by Lin Stone.
The Almost Good Housekeeping monograph is a good excuse for the harried homemaker to put off until tomorrow all those burdens of yesteryear, and quit trying so hard.
Sex before the Sax: The first thing I learned about Lois was she had a label for being froward. Kids at school said she had had sex with Alfred. Not long after I arrived, another boy came forward to admit he had made a score at her door.
God Does Not Fit -- by Lance Nalley
The War on Terror by Corrigan Reid. Did we start too late and go too far?
As the war clouds gather round us again the War Will Make Us Rich theory rears its ugly head once more. The theory is that war will save our economy and in some magical way boost the supply of Happy Bucks bumping around in our pockets.
Coping with War, getting ready, prepared for those with children who still think it will be a thirty day lark. John Wayne won't be there. Neither will Rambo.
Will the War with Iraq trigger a new round of inflation?
Perceptions and reality lessons learned from the war.
Potential Men by John Sheirer. A few thoughts on women, men, and violence.
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Eugenics Anonymous Albert Edward Wiggam said: "The laws that govern the evolution of plants and animals apply to man. We can have any kind of race we want -- beautiful or ugly, wise or foolish, strong or weak, moral or immoral."
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