 books of moral philosophy that I'd never encountered in my wonderful liberal arts education. I've been so privileged to learn from great teachers at great universities. I just missed these basic works of moral philosophy that were at the core of the reading of kids and adults throughout the 19th and even early 20th century, fell out of the curriculum when I was in college, and just, they were so illuminating and so changed the way I thought about the founders and about how to live