The Philosophy of Honest Statesmanship

Written in 1880, this book is a thoughtful analysis of the qualities that make for good governance and leadership. With a focus on integrity and moral principles, the author argues that leaders who prioritize the common good over their own interests are the ones who can truly succeed in creating a just and prosperous society.

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