Introduction (qtHR law ofF inancial Success! To some this title may appear presumptuous, and mdicative of an overweening vanity on the part of a writer who wishes to impress upon the world the belief that his ideas and opinions regarding the subject ofF inancial Success are of such transcendent value as to be worthy of the appellation ofT he LAW. Patience, patience, good friends, the author has no such bumptuous conceit no such vainglory. He is not attempting to frame a law; nor seeking to impose upon the world a set code of conduct, emanating from his finite mind, and claiming for it the authority of a LAW. Nay, nay, he has learned to smile at such exhibitions of folly on the part of some so-called thinkers of our times, and begs to be absolved from the suspicion of such childish desire or intent. He does not wish to pose as the formulator, discoverer, or enunciator of a new Law. He knows that any Law, to be really a LAW, must rest upon the eternal foundations of Reality, and cannot be created, made, or formed by the finite mind of man. A nd, so, good friends, he does not claim to have madct created or formed this great Universal Law to the consideration of which this little book is devoted. It is not his mental offspring, but a great, eternal, universal Law of Life, which springs from the source of all Laws of Life.
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