The Tribe of Sylvan

"A sparkling constellation of clear thinking in which the reader with a vigorous zest for inquiry will not be disappointed. "King Alfred the Great largely inspired Hathaway's philosophical lifestyle of Sylvanism. Prominent people, such as Voltaire, Edward Gibbon, and Charles Dickens, believed Alfred was the finest king and noblest character in all of history. It is also noteworthy that work and love is the motto and foundational premise of this commonsense philosophy. "Relevant and vitally practical, the Sylvan way of living is predicated upon submission to nature in defiance of those who wish to digitize humanity. Sylvan's twelve tenets, a peace model, civic virtues, and a generous chapter dedicated to maintaining excellent health are only a few of the reasons to read this expression of wit and wisdom. "Indeed, The Tribe of Sylvan; Threshold of European Man's Ascendance is a pristine and timely North Star." Hardcastle Review