The Science of Getting Rich
(eBook)

The book that inspired Rhonda Byrne to create The Secret is now available as an Ultimate Edition by Restored Classics Publishing. As a highly reproduced and sought after public domain work, Wallace D. Wattles' "The Science of Getting Rich" has been on the receiving end of more than a few typographical mistakes over the course of its life. Each transcribed presentation of the text appears to have been littered with its own set of misspellings and errors caused by whomever was responsible for the transcription. Until now the efforts to find an unblemished copy have been made nearly impossible as widely distributed versions currently available by popular means all appear to be impinged upon by some form of error and oversight. Now, through the painstaking comparison of several different transcriptions and careful deliberation throughout the editing process, Restored Classics Publishing has thoroughly examined each and every word of this beloved book and washed away all known issues. The original capitalization and usage of italics upon certain important words has been restored along with the correction of all known spelling and typographical errors, bringing Wattles' original text back to life as it was originally intended to be read. It has been a time-consuming labor of love to restore this book to its original glory and it is highly deserving of the respect it has been given. "The Science of Getting Rich" has edified and inspired countless numbers of people over the last century to acquire wealth and happiness by giving them a more positive and loving understanding of the universe and the role each of us plays within it. It is here that we hope it will live on to do the same for countless more for another century to come. Live blessed and be fruitful. This edition includes: Biographical information on the author, Wallace D. Wattles. Typographical issues included in widely distributed versions have been corrected. Original text completely re-instated including the capitalization and usage of italics on important words and restoration of period spellings (to-day, to-morrow, et al) Own Wallace D. Wattles' original vision of this timeless classic that has helped millions lead a more happy and bountiful life.