Gambling; or, Fortuna, her temple and shrine. The true philosophy and ethics of gambling

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In an era marked by rapid societal change and the rise of modernity, "Gambling; or, Fortuna, her Temple and Shrine" by James Harold Romain delves into the intricate philosophy and ethics surrounding gambling. This thought-provoking treatise examines the duality of chance and choice, presenting gambling not merely as a pastime but as a reflection of human nature and morality. Romain's exploration of Fortuna, the goddess of luck, highlights the tension between fate and free will, while his insights challenge conventional perceptions of risk and reward. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work invites readers to reconsider their understanding of gambling's role in society and its impact on personal ethics.