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The cabinet of wealth, or, The temple of wisdom [electronic resource] : including our Celestial touchstone : containing a never-failing method to obtain and acquire riches, wisdom, knowledge, wealth, dignities, honour, health, pleasure, happiness, and felicity, both in this world, & in that which is to come : with other matter equally profitable and curious : being a complete directory to an inexhaustable treasury : beautifully adorned with the flowers of literature & the essence of divinity : with a description of the happy man

John Parkins

The cabinet of wealth, or, The temple of wisdom [electronic resource] : including our Celestial touchstone : containing a never-failing method to obtain and acquire riches, wisdom, knowledge, wealth, dignities, honour, health, pleasure, happiness, and felicity, both in this world, & in that which is to come : with other matter equally profitable and curious : being a complete directory to an inexhaustable treasury : beautifully adorned with the flowers of literature & the essence of divinity : with a description of the happy man

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John Parkins is a comparatively obscure name in esoteric bibliography, associated with occult or metaphysical literature. Because reliable biographical information is limited, he is best treated as a minor contributor within the broader field of esoteric publishing.

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