How to Argue and Win

rom the Introductory. Thought is so wonderful and incomparable a thing that it is all the more deplorable that so many men use it indifferently. They will plan the building of a house, or a summer trip, to the smallest detail, but will permit their minds to remain in an almost continuous state of disorder. How many men ever stop seriously to analyze the workings of their minds, or carefully to consider by what means they reach certain conclusions? Thinking, like breathing, comes so naturall...