Chapter 9 - The Family Afterward - (pp. 122-135)

Chapter 9 THE FAMILY AFTERWARD O ... itual understanding. The head of the house ought to remember that he is mainly to blame for what befell his home. He can scarcely square the account in his lifetime. But he must see the danger of over-concentration on ﬁnancial success. Although ﬁnancial recovery is on the way for ................
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