Prentice Mulford

Prentice Mulford (1834–1891) was an early voice in the developing New Thought tradition, writing about thought force, health, character, courage, prosperity, mental influence, and the practical consequences of habitual thinking before the movement’s later systems had fully taken shape.

Where to begin: Thoughts Are Things is the natural entry point, followed by the broader Your Forces and How to Use Them material. No Mulford titles are currently catalogued for sale; this collection is being maintained as a research and acquisition archive.

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