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Charles F. Haanel (May 22,1866-November 27,1949 ), was a noted American New Thought author and a businessman. He is best known for his contributions to the New Thought Movement through his book The Master Key System (1912).In addition to the Master Key System, Haanel wrote several other books including Mental Chemistry published in 1922, and The New Psychology published in 1924."

Bibliography

• The Amazing Secrets of the Yogi. ISBN-10: 0967851459
• A Book About You. 1928. ISBN-10: 0976111128
• The Master Key System. 1912. ISBN-10: 9562911640
• Mental Chemistry. 1922. ISBN-10: 159986875X
• The New Psychology. 1924. ISBN-10: 9562914151

References

1. Obituary
2. Death certificate
3. ^ haanel.com

External links

• Free Discussion Forums, HTML and PDF versions online for Charles F Haanel's The Master Key System
• Haanel's Biography and Napoleon Hill's Thanks Letter

• Articles with topics of unclear notability from June 2008
• New Thought writers