Health & wealth
Subtitle: wherein is pleasingly told how to be happy--but not too happy--and yet be rich; containing thoughts, always sincere and sometimes serious, concerning the best methods of preventing one from becoming a burden to himself, a weariness to his friends, a trial to his neighbors and a reflection on his maker
By: by Elbert Hubbard
Contributors: Roycroft Shop,
Publisher: The Roycrofters
Published: 1908
Place of publication: East Aurora, N.Y
Number of pages: 162
Subjects: American essays -- 20th century; Health -- Essays -- 20th century; Wealth -- Essays -- 20th century
Genres: Essays
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