
Illiterate Digest
by Will Rogers
'Illiterate Digest' Summary
In The Illiterate Digest, Will Rogers offers his unique perspective on American society, from politics to etiquette. With his trademark wit and humor, Rogers pokes fun at the foibles of his fellow Americans, while also offering insightful commentary on the issues of the day. Rogers' essays are full of homespun wisdom and common sense, and they offer a valuable glimpse into the American character. He writes about the importance of education, the dangers of prejudice, and the need for a strong work ethic. He also has a lot to say about the political landscape of his time, and he doesn't shy away from criticizing those in power. The Illiterate Digest is a classic work of American humor, and it remains relevant today. Rogers' insights into human nature are timeless, and his wit is sure to make you laugh.Book Details
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