Little Visits with Great Americans, Vol. 2 (of 2)
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- Or Success, Ideals and How to Attain Them
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1. LITTLE VISITS WITH GREAT AMERICANS2. XXXIV A “Printer’s Devil” Whose Perseverance Wins Him Well-Earned Reputation as a Fun-Maker.3. XXXV “A Square Man in a Round Hole” Rejects $5,000 a Year and Becomes a Sculptor.4. XXXVI During Leisure Hours He “Found Himself” and Abandoned the Law for Art.5. XXXVII Deformed in Body, His Cheerful Spirit Makes Him the Entertainer of Princes.6. XXXVIII Energy and Earnestness Win an Actor Fame.7. XXXIX A Father’s Common Sense Gives America a Great Bandmaster.8. XL Blind, Deaf, and Dumb, Patient Effort Wins for Her Culture and Rare Womanhood.9. XLI Jay Gould’s Chum Chooses “High Thinking, not Money Making,” and Wins Success Without Riches.10. XLII A Millionaire’s Daughter Makes Inherited Wealth a Blessing to Thousands.11. XLIII A Self-made Merchant Solves the Problem of Practical Philanthropy12. XLIV A Varied Career Develops the Resourceful Head of a Great Institutional Church and College.13. XLV An Inspiring Personality Wins a Noted Preacher Fame.14. XLVI From the Forge to the Pulpit, a Life of Devotion and Application.15. XLVII Canada’s Leading Conservative Extols “the Country of the Twentieth Century.”16. XLVIII An Eminent Scholar Advocates the Union of Canada and the United States.17. XLIX After Failure as a Grocer, He Becomes the Ablest Administrator Quebec Has Ever Had.18. L Canada’s Leading Economist Tells Her Sons To Seek Fortune in Her Own Domain.19. LI A Distinguished Educator has Found Contentment in the Simple Life.20. LII Beginning as Telegraph Operator He Built the Canadian Pacific.21. LIII An Immigrant Boy Becomes a National Figure in Reform.22. LIV A “Forty-niner” who Seized Opportunities Others Failed to See.23. LV The Blind Yacht Designer Attributes His Conquests to His Mother’s Early Cares.24. LVI A Great Vocalist Shows that Only Years of Labor Can Win the Heights of Song.25. Success Maxims26. Success Maxims27. STATESMEN.28. INDUSTRIAL LEADERS.29. MANUFACTURERS.30. TRANSPORTATION LEADERS.31. INVENTORS.32. MERCHANTS.33. FINANCIERS.34. POLITICAL LEADERS.35. LAWYERS AND JURISTS.36. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.37. EXPLORERS.38. EDUCATORS.39. EDITORS.40. PUBLISHERS.41. ORATORS.42. MUSICIANS.43. SINGERS.44. ACTORS.45. ACTRESSES.46. ORGANIZERS AND LECTURERS.47. CANADIANS.48. ILLUSTRATORS.49. CARTOONISTS.50. HUMORISTS.51. JOURNALISTS AND WRITERS.52. POETS.53. CANADIANS.54. AUTHORS.55. NOVELISTS.56. REFORMERS.57. PHILANTHROPISTS.58. DIVINES.59. CANADIANS.60. BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.[A]61. TOPICAL INDEX.62. TOPICAL INDEX.[B]