American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David GraysonC. Scribner's Sons, 1945 - 531 ページ |
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... soon as the army reached a town , and a fee was charged to visitors . On Sundays , as an added attraction , Carl Browne preached . He would mount an old box or wagon , open a little red Bible , and deliver a sermon on theosophy which ...
... soon as the army reached a town , and a fee was charged to visitors . On Sundays , as an added attraction , Carl Browne preached . He would mount an old box or wagon , open a little red Bible , and deliver a sermon on theosophy which ...
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... soon began to phrase it . I was to help people understand more clearly and completely the extraordinary world they were living in — all of it , without reserva- tions or personal prejudices - and in the process to make them under- stand ...
... soon began to phrase it . I was to help people understand more clearly and completely the extraordinary world they were living in — all of it , without reserva- tions or personal prejudices - and in the process to make them under- stand ...
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... soon became a " real success " from the editorial point of view . * It seems ridiculous in the afterlook , but I even looked incredu- lously upon the efforts of my editors to give the early installments of my new essays a truly ...
... soon became a " real success " from the editorial point of view . * It seems ridiculous in the afterlook , but I even looked incredu- lously upon the efforts of my editors to give the early installments of my new essays a truly ...
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