Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 068 is a diverse and fascinating collection of essays and articles by various authors. Covering a wide range of topics from science to politics to personal reflections, this anthology offers something for every reader.

The writing is clear and engaging, making even complex subjects easy to understand. Each piece is concise and thought-provoking, leaving the reader with much to ponder long after finishing the book.

What makes this collection stand out is the variety of voices and perspectives represented. Each author brings a unique point of view to their work, offering fresh insights and new ways of looking at the world.

Overall, Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 068 is an excellent read for anyone looking for thought-provoking and well-written essays. Highly recommended for those who enjoy exploring different ideas and viewpoints.

Book Description:
Twenty short nonfiction works in the public domain. "The Regulation of Time" and "Uniform Standard Time" are two of several readings which touch on social regulation, societal norms, and individual expression. Others examine dancing mania ; gender conformity ; race laws ; etiquette and social class "; "Opportunity" ; organized religion ; oratory and persuasion ; legal protection for original ideas ; and an exhortation to judge men by their deeds, not their names . Music and books are celebrated in "Fidelio;" "The Function of a National Library;" "Books in the Wilderness;" and Oscar Wilde's "To Read or Not to Read." Natural science is represented by "Coral and Coral Reefs" and "Making a Rock Garden." Finally, a fateful communique is examined in the "Zimmermann Telegram." Summary by Sue Anderson

Pliny to Cerealis: Letter XXIV was translated by William Melmoth