Explore the age-old allure of chance and risk in James Harold Romain's "Gambling, or, Fortuna, her temple and shrine, The true philosophy and ethics of gambling." This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the heart of gambling, examining its ethical and philosophical underpinnings.

Romain navigates the complex relationship between humanity and Fortuna, the goddess of fortune, exploring the temple and shrine dedicated to chance. Readers interested in social sciences, particularly statistics, business ethics, and moral philosophy, will find insightful perspectives on the ethics of gambling. Discover a historical analysis of the enduring human fascination with gambling, its societal impact, and the inherent risks involved, presented with clarity and precision. This volume offers a timeless exploration of a subject that continues to captivate and challenge our understanding of luck, risk, and human behavior.

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