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The contents of this volume originally appeared as weekly articles by Lord Beaverbrook in the _Sunday Express_. They aroused so much interest, and so many applications were received for copies of the various articles, that it was decided to have them collected and printed in v...
Read anything and read everything--just as a man with a sound digestion and a good appetite eats largely and indifferently of all that is set before him. The process of selectio...
2. Chapter 2The real diagnosis of these cases is a very different one from that put forward by the mystic apostles of the Golden Luck. Eminent men who are closely in touch with the great af...
4. Chapter 4Never let mere pride or obstinacy stand in the way of bowing to the storm. Firmness of character should on these terrible occasions be turned inside out, and be formed into a pl...
1. Chapter 1The contents of this volume originally appeared as weekly articles by Lord Beaverbrook in the _Sunday Express_. They aroused so much interest, and so many applications were rece...
5. Chapter 5A few weeks afterwards C sits next B at dinner; finds him an excellent sort of man to talk to and to do business with, and henceforward goes about chanting his praises. Thus is...