Commentary
The world abounds in prizes and awards given to those who excel in their field, from the arts and sciences, to literature, to acting, to athletic prowess, and more.
Jean-Baptiste de Montyon (1733–1820) founded a series of prizes, including the Prize for Virtue, that are still awarded in France today. Public Domain
Gerry Bowler
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Gerry Bowler is a Canadian historian and a senior fellow of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.
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