Hidden Treasures Or, Why Some Succeed While Others Fail

This book was the primer for any up and coming industrialist and wealth capitalist providing a who's who of successful men in America. All names are as famous and infamous as their legacy. The book notably includes industrialists, politicians, inventors and philanthropists. "A tremendous resource of biased historical reference, still worthy of noting how history rewards the wealthy to the point to hiding specific truths while promoting only the good deeds." A well written book documenting the successes of famous men who mostly came from nothing and built their fortunes. A small piece of the book is dedicated to how people fail, where they lose their way. It is not clear who the Author of this book was outside his permanent presence in this historical writing. Some believe the book was written by Richard Marsh and penned as H. A. Lewis. One thing is for sure, the method used to sell this book as a tool on being successful was taken by the agent to new levels, by having local endorsements of the books caused sales to perform well.