The Philosophy of Poverty (Large Print Edition) Ken March Non-biblical theologians and teachers of

Non-biblical theologians and teachers of humanities will find it a valuable resource for making Revelation accessible

he was a classroom teacher of Yorùbá language and culture in Secondary Schools and Teacher Training Colleges in Nigeria

First published in 1867

Williams took academic degrees in the sciences because a college counselor told him his entrance tests indicated no verbal aptitude

and working with the Office of Public Safety at the University of Oregon before his retirement in 1999

The Philosophy of Poverty (Large Print Edition) Ken March Non-biblical theologians and teachers ofLARGE PRINT EDITION! More at LargePrintLiberty. com. "I affirm the reality of an economic science. This proposition, which few economists now dare to question, is the boldest, perhaps, that a philosopher ever maintained; and the inquiries to follow will prove, I hope, that its demonstration will one day be deemed the greatest effort of the human mind. I affirm, on the other hand, the absolute certainty as well as the progressive nature of economic