After serving as the sixteenth president of the United States, and the president of the Federal Reserve Bank, Mr. Lewis turned away from such trivial matters to devote himself to serious representations of trivial matters, or vice versa. He considers his style to be highly influenced by the eighteenth century School of the Antilles. However, he was expelled from that school for anti-plagiarism.

After serving as the sixteenth president of the United States, and the president of the Federal Reserve Bank, Mr. Lewis turned away from such trivial matters to devote himself to serious representations of trivial matters, or vice versa. He considers his style to be highly influenced by the eighteenth century School of the Antilles. However, he was expelled from that school for anti-plagiarism.