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    What Book or Article Would You Make Required Reading for Everyone on Earth?

    Jun 26, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Graham Roumieu

    Carey Cranston, president, American Writers Museum

    Narrative of illustrates the greatest heights and the lowest depths of America’s history and potential, while, better than any other work, showing the power of literacy—that when a person can read and write, he gains the ability to create his own narrative, and to shape his life and the surrounding world.

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