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When John Broderick's son was just 13, he began suffering from anxiety and depression, conditions that sadly went unrecognized and undiagnosed for years. Because of John's mistakes in failing to see these struggles for what they were-mental illness-and deal with it appropriately, his family went on a very public and painful journey in their home state of New Hampshire. Luckily, they all survived and healed. John, now Senior Director of Externa...

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THE TRUE STORY OF A MAN WHOSE FAMILY WAS LEFT WITH LITTLE HOPE. LYING IN A BOSTON HOSPITAL BED, UNCONSCIOUS FOR WEEKS WITH ZERO MOBILITY, ON A VENTOLATOR, DEVELOPING PNEAMONIA AND A HOLE DRILLED INTO HIS SKULL MONITORING BRAIN SWELLING, JOHN HUNG ON FOR DEAR LIFE. WAS THERE SOME FORCE OR DIVINE POWER KEEPING HIM ALIVE? IF SO WHY? COMPELLED TO LOOK AT HIS PAST JOHN WAS FACED WITH THE AGE OLD QUESTION, IS THERE A GOD? DISCOVER THE UPLIFTING AND ...

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Excerpt from Pulling TogetherIn his narrative Pulling Together Mr. Broderick gives a clear exposition and discussion of a plan which in one form or other is rapidly growing in favor and in many instances where it has been honestly tried has led to increased co operation. The book is written in a style that makes it engaging and of value to the average reader but it is also likely to be found very interesting by the men who through craft organi...

Excerpt from The Vagrant of Lover's LeapBut when I spied that weary, woeful wight, The charms of nature ceased to give delight. To me no stranger was he: I had learned How he had fared in life - how he had'turned, Scourged by misfortune, from the walks of fame To tread the paths of poverty and shame, And pass in deep despair his lingering days.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find mo...

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Excerpt from The Vagrant of Lover's Leap But when I spied that weary, woeful wight, The charms of nature ceased to give delight. To me no stranger was he: I had learned How he had fared in life - how he had'turned, Scourged by misfortune, from the walks of fame To tread the paths of poverty and shame, And pass in deep despair his lingering days. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. F...

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Excerpt from Pulling Together In modern society capital and labor are both necessary for industrial production, and capital and labor, the employer and the employee, must therefore cooperate to bring about the greatest efficiency of industrial production and so give, the largest returns to both alike - to capital and to labor. Internal strife and warfare, lockouts and strikes, inevitably bring harm to both sides, no matter who is the winner, ...