"Goodies" of the New World
I have already had the opportunity to talk about this book (which my father had in his small library in the thirties) when, in a short post, at the beginning of this year, I mentioned the great changes we were, are, and will continue to make. A book that I invite you to read for free on the web.
The following are "goodies" of news that really happened and that I transcribe without removing or adding anything.
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