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"The Service" is a collection of posthumously published essays by Henry David Thoreau. This essay reads Thoreau's views on the individual's role in society and his beliefs about the importance of purpose and a meaningful life.
"The Service" is a powerful and inspirational essay that challenges conventional thinking about service and charity, and offers a vision for a more meaningful and purposeful way of living. Thoreau's ideas continue to inspire readers today, reminding us of the importance of taking responsibility for our own lives and making a positive impact on the world around us.

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Summary
Thoreau argues that true service to society cannot be achieved through external acts of charity or philanthropy, but must come from within through the individual's personal growth and development. He suggests that the most valuable service you can provide to society is to set an example of integrity, honesty, and self-reliance and inspire others to do the same.
Thoreau's essay is notable for focusing on the importance of individual responsibility and individualism and rejecting conventional ideas of charity and service. He suggests that true service to society requires a deep commitment to living a meaningful and purposeful life, not just outward acts of charity or kindness.

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Contents

I. Qualities of the Recruit
II. What Music Shall We Have?
III. Not How Many, But Where the Enemy Are