Hair Splitting as a Fine Art: Letters to My Son Herbert

This work is a humorous and satirical look at the art of hair splitting. It was originally published in 1879 and includes a variety of examples and definitions of the practice. The authors, Herbert Gladstone and W. E. Gladstone, use witty language and clever anecdotes to illustrate their points and entertain readers.

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