This is a new release of the original 1929 edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1901 Edition.

This is a new release of the original 1929 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1929 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.

This is a new release of the original 1929 edition.

1929. In Tips on Leadership or the Life Stories of Twenty-five Leaders, the reader is presented with practical pointers on how to win leadership. Part I is devoted to principles; Part II to personalities - terse, brilliant analyses of how twenty-five outstanding leaders earned their way to the top.

1929. An explanation of the rise and fall of business firms and nations. Another volume from England's leading business writer. Casson explains his Formula of Progress is as follows: In the Evolution of the human race upwards, all progress depends upon the production of a comparatively small number of improved individuals, who are superior to the mass in knowledge, skill or character, and who, by reason of their superior powers, render a new service the mass of people among whom they live. This is the law of the efficient few. It points out that Progress depends upon the differentiation of a few higher quality samples of human beings. The mass of people are never progressive. The mass of people can destroy, but they can never create. They can pull down, but they cannot build up. All the constructive work in the world is done by a few individuals, and usually in spite of the active opposition of the mass. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

"Snap that reed again, Watson," cried the apparently irrational young professor. There was one of the odd-looking machines in each room, so it appears, and the two were connected by an electric wire. Watson had snapped the reed on one of the machines and the professor had heard from the other machine exactly the same sound.

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1929. An explanation of the rise and fall of business firms and nations. Another volume from England's leading business writer. Casson explains his Formula of Progress is as follows: In the Evolution of the human race upwards, all progress depends upon the production of a comparatively small number of improved individuals, who are superior to the mass in knowledge, skill or character, and who, by reason of their superior powers, render a new service the mass of people among whom they live. This is the law of the efficient few. It points out that Progress depends upon the differentiation of a few higher quality samples of human beings. The mass of people are never progressive. The mass of people can destroy, but they can never create. They can pull down, but they cannot build up. All the constructive work in the world is done by a few individuals, and usually in spite of the active opposition of the mass. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

1929. In Tips on Leadership or the Life Stories of Twenty-five Leaders, the reader is presented with practical pointers on how to win leadership. Part I is devoted to principles; Part II to personalities - terse, brilliant analyses of how twenty-five outstanding leaders earned their way to the top.

"Snap that reed again, Watson," cried the apparently irrational young professor. There was one of the odd-looking machines in each room, so it appears, and the two were connected by an electric wire. Watson had snapped the reed on one of the machines and the professor had heard from the other machine exactly the same sound.

1929. In Tips on Leadership or the Life Stories of Twenty-five Leaders, the reader is presented with practical pointers on how to win leadership. Part I is devoted to principles; Part II to personalities - terse, brilliant analyses of how twenty-five outstanding leaders earned their way to the top.