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The Richest Man in Babylon

George S. Clason's seven cures for a lean purse, five laws of gold and the lesson of each story chapter, one card each in plain modern English. A matching game pairs the book's characters, like Algamish, Nomasir and Dabasir, with the lesson each one shows.

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The Man Who Desired Gold and The Richest Man in Babylon
Why hard work alone left Bansir and Kobbi broke, and what Arkad learned from Algamish about keeping part of what you earn.
Flashcards: 7
Pair match: 7
14 total questions
Seven Cures for a Lean Purse
Arkad's seven lessons to the king's class: keep a tenth, plan your spending, invest, protect your savings, own your home, provide for old age and your family, and grow what you earn.
Flashcards: 7
Pair match: 7
14 total questions
Meet the Goddess of Good Luck and The Five Laws of Gold
Where good luck actually comes from, and the five rules Arkad carved for his son Nomasir about saving, investing and avoiding losses.
Flashcards: 10
Pair match: 10
Locked · 20 questions inside
The later stories: The Gold Lender to The Luckiest Man
Lending safely, protecting yourself, getting out of debt, and why work is worth treating as a friend, from the last five stories in the book.
Flashcards: 10
Pair match: 10
Locked · 20 questions inside
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