Editing Samuel Smiles (section)

==Further  reading==
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*Christopher Clausen, "How to Join the Middle Classes with the Help of Dr. Smiles and Mrs. Beeton", ''American Scholar'', 62 (1993), pp.&nbsp;403–18.
*K. Fielden, "Samuel Smiles and self-help", ''Victorian Studies'', 12 (1968–69), pp.&nbsp;155–76.
*J. F. C. Harrison, "The Victorian gospel of success", ''Victorian Studies'', 1 (1957–58).
*John Hunter, "The Spirit of Self-Help - a life of Samuel Smiles", (Shepheard Walwyn 2017).
*Adrian Jarvis, ''Samuel Smiles and the Construction of Victorian Values'' (Sutton, 1997).
*Thomas Mackay (ed.), ''The Autobiography of Samuel Smiles'' (John Murray, 1905).
*R. J. Morris, "Samuel Smiles and the Genesis of Self-Help", ''Historical Journal'', 24 (1981), pp.&nbsp;89–109.
*Jeffrey Richards, "Spreading the Gospel of Self-Help: G. A. Henty and Samuel Smiles", ''Journal of Popular Culture'', 16 (1982), pp.&nbsp;52–65.
*Tim Travers, "Samuel Smiles and the Origins of 'Self-Help': Reform and the New Enlightenment", ''Albion'', 9 (1977), pp.&nbsp;161–87.
*Vladimir Trendafilov, "The Origins of Self-Help: Samuel Smiles and the Formative Influences on an Ex-Seminal Work", ''The Victorian'', 1 (2015).
* Alexander Tyrrell, . "Class Consciousness in Early Victorian Britain: Samuel Smiles, Leeds Politics, and the Self-Help Creed." ''Journal of British Studies,'' vol. 9, no. 2, 1970, pp.&nbsp;102–125. [http://www.jstor.org/stable/175157  online]
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