The Autobiography of John Galt, Vol. 1 of 2 (Classic Reprint)

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This Autobiography does not consist of confessions, but only of such a series of transactions as may be candidly related. Individuals have been spoken of in a strain which the Author did not find pleasant, and it would have been more congenial to his taste, could he have omitted all notice of them. In several cases he has suppressed names. The feelings and recollections associated with them, unfortunately, could not be suppressed; in all, however, he has delivered himself as he felt, and will be happy to receive cause to retract any of his animadversions.

With another description of persons he has not been less free; throughout the book he has, to use an old proverb, endeavoured to describe the ford as he found it, and to treat good and evil occurrences with equal impartiality.

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