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The Beggar's Purse: A Fairy Tale of Familiar Finance

Samuel Hopkins Adams

『The Beggar's Purse: A Fairy Tale of Familiar Finance』is a free short e-book of Samuel Hopkins Adams available on Project Gutenberg. It has 5,583 words and may take about 30min to read.

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1918 NOTICE IT was our original intention to print and distribute a small number of these booklets gratuitously among our Mends with the hope that this story might aid in the sale of War Saving...

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Samuel Hopkins Adams

(1871 - 1958)

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