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The Almighty Dollar debated in moral reflections
A correspondent argues readers may read elderly observations without sectarian bias, praising non religious harmony while critiquing wealth driven life. The piece cites the American phrase The Almighty Dollar, recalls a London journal prize for defining Money, and contrasts riches with true virtue, friendship, and faith. It links wealth to marriage and social duties, emphasizing character over money and the danger of wealth corrupting youth.
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