The National Thrift Reader
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The National Thrift Reader, authored by Phebe Lankester, offers a fascinating glimpse into Victorian-era attitudes toward thrift, domestic economy, and self-improvement. This collection of essays and practical advice promotes frugality and responsible financial management as virtues essential for both individual well-being and national prosperity. Lankester's work reflects the social and economic values of her time, emphasizing the importance of careful budgeting, wise spending, and the avoidance of debt.
Readers interested in social history, economic thought, and the historical context of personal finance will find this book insightful. The National Thrift Reader not only provides practical guidance relevant to its original audience but also serves as a valuable historical document, revealing the priorities and concerns of a bygone era.
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