The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg

The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg Paperback -1999 ISSN 1062 - 2527 green by Mark Twain (Author) foreword by J. McDonald Williams We are starting to see, in our public life, the consequences of failing to resist the erosion of character, truth,and ethics. This fascinating and humorous short story by Mark Twain is a great way to open discussion about corruption in today's international business culture and in society at large. Published Spring 1999 by The Trinity Forum. reprinted by Trinity forum with new introduction Trinity Forum Reading. Binding (2 staples) intact, pages clear. About the publisher & Readings The Trinity Forum convenes leading thinkers and thinking leaders to consider and discuss life's great questions in the context of faith. with the timeless ideas and writings that provide context and insight to current events Published quarterly, Trinity Forum Readings are small booklets of between 30 and 50 pages featuring short biographies, essays, and classic stories. An original foreword provides background and context for the Reading, and relates the timeless issues raised in the text to contemporary challenges. The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg