Hegel's Idea of Philosophy Book

Part of the reason I still always stop into the Strand when I'm nearby is that I often find myself squirming in painful ways to conceal noxious gasses from exiting my body after having devoured something I know not how to pronounce but stove me into debt anyway out at the Dekalb Market. Thus, in turning amidst basement stands and miscellaneous paperclip debris to the soundtrack of rust-hewn cranial fan, I see what I thought was in stock isn't, but Lauer's Hegel is, and one cannot imagine much better anow almost impossibly condensed introduction to a virtually condensed introduction into an ontologically unfathomable albeit mandatory as Hegel's History of Philosophy.