“elbert hubbard”

Reprint of rare catalog advertising elegant hand-hammered bowls, vases, bookends, candlesticks, match-holders, serving trays, and lamps of copper and bronze; beautifully tooled and carved leather handbags, memo books, wallets, card cases, billfolds, photo albums, and desk sets, as well as finely pri... More

Being a Book of Opinions Reasonably God-Natured Concerning How to Attain the Highest Happiness for Oneself with the Least Possible Harm to Others.... More

This book is a bible of brief selections and practical truths concerning everyday life from Franklin, Jefferson, Paine, Lincoln, Whitman, Ingersoll, Emerson, and Hubbard. Fascinating and inspiring... More

Being the life story of John Brown whose soul goes marching on. His introduction to slavery and his inevitable reaction toward it, a vivid and fascinating picture of the and the the time in which he lived; a new light on the source of his inspiration and a lasting knowledge of his place in history.... More

Contains about 60 fine pamphlets which will ring in clarion tones through all time. Among them: The Message to Garcia; The Superior Class; Get out or Get in Line; The Higher Education; The Divinity of Motherhood; A Peace Problem; Pamphlets and Pamphleteers.... More

These are moralizing short stories known as preachments selected from The Philistine and The Fra that are based on right thinking and right living, little gems of inspiration for all occasions. Including: A Prayer of Gratitude; The Indian Farewell, The Secret to Genius, and many others.... More

This volume embraces Hubbard's travels. He lectured in every town of more than 5,000 people in this country. He lectured in Canada an traveled all over Europe. Everywhere he knew men of brains and when their minds met the sparks flew. Hubbard says," If I write more than some pen pushers you know, it... More

Choice biographical sketches of "Tall, Sun-Crowned Men" whose names are synonymous with the highest ideals, into the innermost shrine of whose lives Hubbard takes us with a few swift strokes of his virile pen. He brings their lives, teachings and works to the knowledge of the generations that follow... More

Writers of all time have exalted warriors and statesmen, sung the glory of conquest and discovery. Hubbard is the first to pay tribute to the men who extended the frontiers of peace, whose genius runs to commerce and trade. The first to sense the romance of "big business" and boldly champion its lea... More

Volume 5 contains the monthly issues of The Philistine magazine from June 1897 to November 1897. These magazines were printed for the Society of the Philistines and published by them monthly. The Society of the Philistines was an association of book lovers and folks who write and paint. It was organ... More