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    The End of an Era: Diverse Thoughts From 100+ Years of Living

    By John H. Manhold

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    The End of an Era: Diverse Thoughts From 100+ Years of Living

    Offered here is a comparison of the customs, practices, moral code, and attitudes of 1900s individuals as they gradually morphed into those of today as observed by the 101-year-old author who is an internationally recognized scientist and lecturer/consultant as well as a sculptor with pieces similarly positioned in museums and private collections; an author of textbooks and award-winning fiction; a professor; USCG Captain with Masters papers; winner of international sports awards; a veteran of WWII and Korea.

    by John H. Manhold

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewman Springs Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateAug 18, 2021
    ISBN9781636925646
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