William Walker Atkinson
Memory: How to Develop, Train, and Use It by William Walker Atkinson (1912) is a book on our Self-improvement shelf. Atkinson's practical handbook on memory: how attention and association work, why we forget, and drills for names, faces, figures and study. It suits readers interested in self-improvement, and it is legally free from Project Gutenberg. Licence: Public domain in the USA (check your country).
Download free from Project GutenbergAtkinson's practical handbook on memory: how attention and association work, why we forget, and drills for names, faces, figures and study. Written in the same clear New Thought style as his better-known concentration book, but focused on training recall rather than willpower alone.
The licence listed for this title is: Public domain in the USA (check your country). It is published free of charge by Project Gutenberg, and TopFreeBooks links only to that official source; we do not host the file.
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