Title: Duncan W. Clark
Content: Clark DW, MacMahon B, eds. Preventive Medicine (J&A Churchill; Little, Brown; 1967) (ISBN: 0316145556); reissued as Clark DW, MacMahon B, eds. Preventive and Community Medicine (Little, Brown; 1981) (ISBN: 0316145963) 
Title: Pat Thomas (journalist)
Content: You Can Prevent Cancer (Wallace Press, 1999) ; The PROOF! Guide to Alternative First Aid (Wallace Press, 1998) ; Choosing a Home Birth (AIMS, 1998) 
Title: Godfrey Fowler
Content: (Editor, jointly with Muir Gray) Preventive Medicine in General Practice (Oxford University Press, 1982). ; (Editor, jointly with Muir Gray) Essentials of Preventive Medicine (Blackwell Scientific, 1984). 
Title: Louis M. Brown
Content:  Louis M. Brown (September 5, 1909 &ndash; September 19, 1996) was an American attorney and pioneer of the field of preventive law, which focuses on avoiding litigation. Brown was the author of the 1950 textbook "Preventive Law" and the 1984 book "Lawyering Through Life: The Origin of Preventive Law." His philosophy of law is summarized by his statement, "The time to see an attorney is when you're legally healthy -- certainly before the advent of litigation, and prior to the time legal trouble occurs." Born in Los Angeles, Brown graduated in 1930 from the University of Southern California and in 1933 from the law school of Harvard University. He was an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California from 1960–1974, full professor from 1974–1980, and professor emeritus from 1980 to his death. Lou established a Client Counselling Competition for law students which was adopted by The American Bar Association in 1972. This developed into an American national competition and in 1985, an international competition (now the Brown Mosten International Client Consultation Competition). It has been so successful that in 2018 22 countries were taking part.
Title: Anecdotes of the Late Samuel Johnson
Content:  Thrale began her work by stating in the Preface: "I have somewhere heard or read, that the Preface before a book, like the portico before a house, should be contrived, so as to catch, but not detain the attention of those who desire admission to the family within, or leave to look over the collection of pictures made by one whose opportunities of obtaining them we know to have been not unfrequent. I wish not to keep my readers long from such intimacy with the manners of Dr. Johnson, or such knowledge of his sentiments as these pages can convey. To urge my distance from England as an excuse for the book's being 
Title: The Coddling of the American Mind
Content:  The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure is a 2018 book by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt. It is an expansion of a popular essay the two wrote for The Atlantic in 2015. Lukianoff and Haidt argue that overprotection is having a negative effect on university students and that the use of trigger warnings and safe spaces does more harm than good.
Title: Gérald Bronner
Content:  His work covers a wide range of topics, including the mechanisms at play in entering a cult, how children stop believing in Father Christmas, risk perception and political and religious extremist thoughts. His aim is to understand and help formalize a theoretical framework on the formation of representations and beliefs. He is one of the first, in the early 2000s, to have warned against the potential negative effects of information market deregulation via widespread use of Internet. He summarized these processes in La démocratie des crédules, where he demonstrates how hoaxes and fake news are able to rapidly spread and form the basis to layered arguments such as conspiracy theories. In L’inquiétant principe de précaution he exposed the reasons he and his co-author E. Géhin call ‘precautionism’, i.e. the unconditional (and often ideologically driven) application of the precautionary principle. In La planète des hommes - Réenchanter le risque, he analyzes the theories underpinning governmental and administrative action and argues that basing entire policies on ideas such as Hans Jonas’ responsibility principle can lead to unintended and sometimes potentially dangerous consequences.
Title: The Book of Prefaces
Content:  Victorian encyclopaedists, with the Everymans, the Observers, and with H G Wells's The Outline of History. It is egalitarian in ambition and aristocratic in execution." Sansom adds, "Unconsidered trifles include John Clare's unstopped intro to "The Parish" (1827) - 'THIS POEM was begun & finished under the pressure of heavy distress with embittered feelings under a state of anxiety and oppression almost amounting to slavery'. In addition, there are prefaces to these prefaces, glosses and introductions, and not all of them written by Gray (the book makes strange bedfellows, among others, of James Kelman and Roger Scruton)." Peter A. Dollard, in Library Journal, 
Title: The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity
Content:  The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity is a 2020 non-fiction book by the Australian philosopher Toby Ord, of the Future of Humanity Institute in Oxford. It argues that humanity faces unprecedented risks over the next few centuries and examines the moral significance of safeguarding humanity's future.
Title: A Book of Prefaces
Content: Bode, Carl Mencken. Southern Illinois University Press, London, 1969. ; Hobson, Fred Mencken. Random House, New York, 1994. ; Manchester, William Disturber of the Peace. University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst, 1986. 

Question: Who is the author of Precaution?
Answer: James Fenimore Cooper.