At the time when this novel was written, almost 5 million people lived within the poverty line. Almost all of these people had little or no formal education that would allow them to escape the cycle of poverty. No Great Mischief embraces many of the issues facing society today, one of which includes the issue that lack of an education causes a life long struggle with poverty and the many side effects of poverty. Without proper …
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…the capacity for greater research as well as economic development, allowing higher productivity which in turn will raise the standard of living throughout the world, making the world a better place to live in, along with greater opportunities for those who live within it. Education equips the individual to become part of an upward spiral as opposed to sinking lower and lower on the rungs of the ladder of poverty and often-self degradation and ostracization