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The Golden Censer Or, the duties of to-day, the hopes of the future   By: (1850-1917)

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In "The Golden Censer Or, the Duties of To-Day, the Hopes of the Future," John McGovern masterfully presents a thought-provoking and inspiring piece of literature. Although the absence of the book's title may seem peculiar, the content itself captures the essence of this unique and well-crafted work.

The book delves into various themes and topics that encompass both our present responsibilities and our aspirations for the future. McGovern's writing style is eloquent and captivating, seamlessly weaving together anecdotes, philosophical musings, and social commentary. He presents us with a comprehensive analysis of our duties in today's society, urging readers to reflect on their choices and actions.

One of the most remarkable aspects of this book is McGovern's ability to seamlessly merge the personal with the universal. The narratives he presents are often deeply relatable, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of ordinary individuals. Yet, through these personal stories, he speaks to a broader audience, reminding us of our collective responsibility to build a better future.

Moreover, McGovern offers a refreshing perspective on our hopes for the future. Rather than simply indulging in utopian fantasies, he emphasizes the importance of actively working towards positive change. He does not shy away from addressing the challenges and obstacles society faces but instead encourages readers to embrace the potential within each of us to make a difference.

Throughout the book, McGovern's prose is imbued with elegance and wisdom. His language flows effortlessly, painting vivid imagery that remains etched in the reader's mind. He demonstrates a deep understanding of human nature and presents complex ideas in a concise and accessible manner.

"The Golden Censer Or, the Duties of To-Day, the Hopes of the Future" is a captivating read that will leave a lasting impression. McGovern's ability to seamlessly intertwine personal narratives with societal analysis is a testament to his skill as a writer. This book serves as a powerful call to action, compelling readers to reflect on their own duties and aspirations. It is a timely reminder of the potential we all possess to shape a brighter future.

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[Illustration: TIME.

"The mill will never grind with the water that has past."]

THE GOLDEN CENSER OR THE DUTIES OF TO DAY and THE HOPES OF THE FUTURE.

BY

JOHN McGOVERN, (OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.)

AUTHOR OF "HISTORY OF COMMUNISM," "WORLDS WITHOUT END," "CROWN JEWELS," "A PASTORAL POEM," ETC

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UNION PUBLISHING HOUSE.

CHICAGO, ILL. COLUMBUS, OHIO. KANSAS CITY, MO. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LEXINGTON, KY. BUFFALO, N.Y.

1884.

[Illustration]

COPYRIGHTED BY M.B. DOWNER & F.C. SMEDLEY, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 1881 1882.

PREFACE.

I take pleasure in laying before my readers a volume the aim of which is to lighten the cares of to day and heighten the hopes of to morrow. Every human aspiration which is not an ignis fatuus or fool's beacon is built on the realities of to day. Every young person evincing talents in any direction hears predictions which are alone built on what he is doing at present. He takes this hope and redoubles his efforts. He usually succeeds therefore, the inherited universality of hope.

Looking thus upon hope as a beautiful edifice rising above the foundations of our lives, I have striven to give my special attention to the duties of to day, those stones whereon the structure is reared, that the first cruel tempest of adversity may not transport an unsubstantial fabric, like the palace of Aladdin, into the deserts of despair... Continue reading book >>




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