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How to Succeed
Written by Rosetta Dunigan
Publisher Neilson Print. Co, Memphis
Published 1919
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Pages 16
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Excerpt: It is a mistake to suppose that men succeed through success; they much oftener succeed through failure... No one can tell how many of the world’s most brilliant geniuses have succeed because of their first failures... We have read of our late B. T. Washington, we can realize the fact that from boyhood even till his death, he sought an opportunity, though the opportunity sometime seemed to be very small. Dr. B. T. felt the need of an education yes, he felt there was something he could do someday for the betterment of his race, so he accepted the small opportunities and after became a man of fame, integrity, and honor, he did not have the opportunity that most of the boys and girls have today, but because of his determination he was able to live and die a man of fame and honor. Young Ladies and Gentlemen; a great deal has been done to help improve to the race, but do you know there is still more to be done, and there is something that we can do. There is more expected of us today than it was expected of men years ago; so we must begin work more earlier in life. Young Ladies and Gentlemen; let us put our whole heart mind and brains to work to help improve our race; though we may fail but from this failure we can organize future success. We may wish ourselves great but unless we do something we shall forever be a wisher.
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Thanks to the special collection,"African American Perspectives: Materials Selected from the Rare Book Collection" from the US Library of Congress. View original scan Thanks also to Project Gutenberg for the etext.
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Thank you to Library of Congress
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