An American BibleAlice Hubbard Roycrofters, 1911 - 403 pages |
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Alice Hubbard. That the universe to me is very beautiful , and everything and everybody in it good and beautiful , when my body and my spirit are in ... ELBERT HUBBARD AN AMERICAN BIBLE Edited by ALICE HUBBARD R Published by FOREWORD Page 15.
Alice Hubbard. That the universe to me is very beautiful , and everything and everybody in it good and beautiful , when my body and my spirit are in ... ELBERT HUBBARD AN AMERICAN BIBLE Edited by ALICE HUBBARD R Published by FOREWORD Page 15.
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Alice Hubbard. He is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind . He , too , knows that there can be no free man on the earth so long as there is one slave . Elbert Hubbard sees , too , that just so long as there is one woman who is ...
Alice Hubbard. He is like Lincoln in that he would free all mankind . He , too , knows that there can be no free man on the earth so long as there is one slave . Elbert Hubbard sees , too , that just so long as there is one woman who is ...
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... Elbert Hubbard's first lesson is indus- try , producing wealth , using it wisely , distributing it . He knows , too , that food , shelter , clothing , fuel , are not enough to fill man's needs . Man has a soul to be fed and evolved as ...
... Elbert Hubbard's first lesson is indus- try , producing wealth , using it wisely , distributing it . He knows , too , that food , shelter , clothing , fuel , are not enough to fill man's needs . Man has a soul to be fed and evolved as ...
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