True to his Colours 9789359398716 "Human Error" by Raymond F

"Human Error" by Raymond F

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True to his Colours 9789359398716 "Human Error" by Raymond F"True to His Colours" by Theodore P. Wilson is a poignant reflection on the clash between tradition and progress, set in the late 19th century. The story begins in the small, peaceful village of Crossbourne, which is undergoing a profound transformation as it evolves into a bustling industrial town. The opening vividly contrasts the idyllic simplicity of village life with the encroaching challenges of modernity, particularly the moral decay and social