I turned to the research experts at the New York Public Library and their nationwide search for it came up with no copies.
This book is apparently a tie-in to this lengthy piece Hill did for Modern Methods.
I’d like to know if this book exists at all. I’d like to get a replica of it (not pay through the nose for the original). The claim of letters from those prominent men fascinates me and I’d like to see them with my own eyes. I don’t recall seeing any letters like those in Hill’s other works.
Mike,
You might be able to get a copy from the Library of Congress. I am not sure, but i think you can get reproductions of texts that are out of print.
Hmmmmmm. The LoC isn’t exactly known for keeping everything that’s been registered at the Copyright Office, but this might be worth a shot. Thanks for the suggestion.
Just an FYI…
There are some great transcripts of Napoleon Hill’s teaching available for cheap on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009ADZQ9S
Heh. I clicked through and discovered I already got that because it was free at one time.