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  the George Williams Hooper Foundation for Medical Research of the University of California Medical School


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id: 13160
title: An Iron Will
author: Marden, Orison Swett
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summary:
  one''s will-power is of supreme moment in relation to success in life. years to live," said a great scholar and writer, "I would spend the pushed, for a young man with no will, no grip on life? panic-stricken, in came a man who said, "I know a young officer who can no man on earth can be as great as he looks." Carlyle said of him: "One Our great need of the world to-day is for men and women who are good Has not self-help accomplished about all the great things of the world? first great success in life as a teacher. "Most men merely drift through life, and the work they do is determined Governor Seymour of New York, a man of great force and character, said, The book should be in the hands of every earnest young man." best books, and that is saying a great deal.


id: 33952
title: What You Can Do With Your Will Power
author: Conwell, Russell H.
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summary:
  The message I would like to leave with the young men and women of higher education to poor boys and girls who are willing to work for it. things which the average boy or girl learns in school that could be dollars a year in literary work, and was soon to go higher, I thought time I went to see President Lincoln to ask him to spare the life of one The man at the table did not look up as I entered; he was busy over a Lincoln, one of the greatest men of the world, owed his success largely man who, when he was a farmer''s boy, hoed to the end of the row." That Several years ago I took dinner in New York with one of the great of the boy Esty, who said, "I will"; at Holyoke, the powerful canals


id: 33362
title: The Will of Samuel Appleton, with Remarks by One of the Executors
author: Appleton, Samuel
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summary:
  [Sidenote: To the children of Isaac Appleton, $60,000; viz.:--] brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother Isaac Appleton,--the sum of three thousand dollars to each and brother, Doctor Moses Appleton, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars. brother, Doctor Moses Appleton, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars. deceased brother Eben Appleton, the sum of twenty-five thousand daughter of my deceased brother Eben Appleton, the sum of ten thousand To Mrs. Mary Mackintosh, daughter of my brother Nathan Appleton, I give and bequeath to Miss Mary Goodwin, daughter of the said Mrs. Maria Goodwin, the sum of one thousand dollars.


id: 37109
title: Health Through Will Power
author: Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
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summary:
  were a great many good things reserved for the second eighty years. matter of fact, most people suffer so much from dreads because they expected at any time to be in sufficiently good health to be called on that good habits formed as early as possible in life and maintained to feel that he must take the things of life as they come and stand self-pity as the actual seeking at times of painful things in order to patient may and often does live for many years to do extremely useful succession of patients, young soldiers in severe pain suggested that the need for exercise that forces people out into the air, indoor life no organic heart condition, for in that case only a physician can give has in early life formed bad habits with regard to eating, especially patients suffering from the disease is to have some good reason


id: 38621
title: Doctrine of the Will
author: Mahan, Asa
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  Necessity--Doctrine of Liberty, direct Argument--Objection to an Appeal Mistake--Love as required by the Moral Law--Identity of Character among Spirit--Doctrine of Liberty does--God controls all Influences under true--Great and good Men have held the doctrine of Necessity--Last nature of all moral actions, actual and conceivable, so the terms of the idea of moral obligation with the doctrine of Necessity, permit all cases of transgression of the moral law, to choose and to act doctrine of Liberty, and denies moral obligation, or an individual who the doctrine of Necessity affirms, that God has placed sinners under particular kind, a necessity consistent with liberty and moral all sinful acts according to their theory), God requires of them 4. If we suppose all the voluntary acts and states of a moral agent to the moral character of all mental acts and states. which to determine the character of moral acts, the command requiring us


