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REPLY ID 3r2p
Greetings calhoun25
Enjoy this feature w/replies & comunications w/readers. I will look in the prison library for some of the aforementioned philosophers. It is a part of historical litature I am sure I will enjoy. Socrates I enjoyed fully. In his trials for his life ( relate to this) He represented himself! In the face of insurmountable adversity, he trash talked the political systems, delt with the prosecutor & ultimetly chose the path of securing his own future & demise. It was brave, noble & as he said "He had lived a good long life"... Socrates final words as he took the fatal hemlock poison; "Crito, I owe a cock to Asclepius; will you remember to pay the debt?" As for my book "the grass beneath his feet - the Charles Thompson story" it is listed on Amazon.com barnes & Noble.com the English summary/flyer is on this btb page ( as well as French German editions flyers). I look forward to feed back of the life story, case, escape/capture. its a good depiction of my history. my thanks for your reply :o) wishing you a happy new years!
Best regards - Chuck thompson
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