It's a Good Old World

It's a Good Old World is a collection of essays by Bruce Barton, published in the 1920s. In this work, Barton draws on historical figures such as Jesus, Beethoven, Napoleon, and Abraham Lincoln to impart common sense ideals and encourage the development of strong character traits. As a prominent advertising figure of the time, Barton blends history, religion, and contemporary events to inspire readers to make the most of their lives.