The ideas themselves are agreeable, as I found it hard to argue with his conjecture more than a few times. Many main ideas expressed throughout Thomas Foster's twenty-seven chapters are powerful, and communicate his ideas clearly. In this respect, it is nothing short of a great piece of analytical literature: it's relevant (and most likely always will be), readable, and refreshing.

It is an agreeable, strongly opinionated guide to the things that every reader may be thinking, but is greatly pleased to see written down to reinforce their own opinions.

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