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The creeds, or Christ : Which do you believe? ... A plea for religious honesty
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Mantel, Hilary. Which hand do you write with?: Guardian newspaper column: [computer generated]
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MN 1814
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Don't think about that because you work at a desk or in a laboratory that therefore you are not serving your country : you are if you do the work which is given you well : the commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy wears no uniform. he is our greatest public servant. It is inspiring to wear the country's uniform. It is also inspiring to do one's daily work in the spirit of service to the country : wherever you are whatever you do you help to win the war by doing your work well : Department of Commerce Office of the Secretary
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Language: English Place of publication: Washington (D.C.) Printer(s)/Publisher(s): United States. Government Printing Office
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Don't think that because you work at a desk or in a laboratory that therefore you are not serving your country : you are if you do the work which is given to you well : the commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy wears no uniform. He is our greatest public servant. It is inspiring to wear the country's uniform. It is also inspiring to do one's daily work in the spirit of service to the country: wherever you are whatever you do you help to win the war by doing your work well : Department of Commerce Office of the Secretary
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Language: English Place of publication: Washington (D.C.) Printer(s)/Publisher(s): United States. Government Printing Office
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The gospel, worthy of all acceptation, or, The duty of sinners to believe in Jesus Christ : with corrections and additions : to which is added, an appendix, on the question, whether the existence of any holy disposition of heart be necessary in order to believing [sic] in Christ
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