Lacking Natural Simplicity

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T. Kurt Bond

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  • The Fortune of War, by Patrick O'Brian, copyright 1979; first published by William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd, 1979; W.W. Norton & Company, 1991. Captivity in the U.S.A. with intrigue and the contemplation of the decay of affections, followed by escape and the taking of the USN Chesapeake. One of the most emotionally involving books in the series, leavened with interludes of intense action and despair.

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Lacking Natural Simplicity is one, not particularly flattering, definition of sophisticated. This blog chronicles my journey through our at times too complicated and sophisticated world.

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