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My spelling is really not that bad. I'm using voice text. That's why the errors.

I might be reading a different addition of this book so the page numbers and percentages would be different. I've read 30 pages of 130 pages and that includes various contents and indexes in the back so there's actually 89 pages of content. So I have read 1/3 of that content.

It's so interesting for me to read this argument for liberal education, including the study of the classics

Why should I read these “big” books?

Its pretty interesting reading a guys perspective on the importance of liberal education (liberal arts and literature based) in the 1950s and recognizing how relatable it still is to today. Good motivation to keep reading