Life Without Principle by Henry David Thoreau
An impassioned critique of a society that values money, busywork, and social standing over conscience and meaningful labor, arguing that many people live without guiding principles by pursuing profit and routine rather than moral or intellectual development. It calls for simplicity, integrity, and deliberate living, urging individuals to resist conformity, to choose work that expresses their character, and to cultivate inner worth rather than external success.
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- 1863
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- American
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- English
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