The philosophy of Elbert Hubbard
By: here gathered together by his son Elbert Hubbard II, are the potent sayings, the muscular commonsense, and the energetic idealism which made up Elbert Hubbard's philosophy--the teachings by means of which he helped thousands of men and women to achievement
Contributors: Hubbard, Bert; Roycroft Shop
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: W.H. Wise & Co.
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: Conduct of life
Table of contents: title: His thoughts about philosophy; title: His thoughts about life and death; title: His thoughts about business; title: ... about men and women; title: ... about children; title: ... about education; title: ... about religion; title: ... about great men; title: ... about love and friendship; title: ... about art and artists; title: ... about thinkers; title: ... about government; title: ... about socialism; title: ... about bad behavior; title: ... about oratory; title: ... about health; title: ... about philistia; title: ... about the sea; title: Random thoughts on many topics.