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First and foremost , I beseech you to remember that tho it is our bounden duty to work for peace , yet it is even more our duty to work for righteousness and justice . It is “ Righteousness that exalteth ...
First and foremost , I beseech you to remember that tho it is our bounden duty to work for peace , yet it is even more our duty to work for righteousness and justice . It is “ Righteousness that exalteth ...
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There are at least two instances in our history of men in private life who pursued the path of duty - professional dutythinking of nothing else but doing their duty . The beautiful lines of the poet are applicable to them .
There are at least two instances in our history of men in private life who pursued the path of duty - professional dutythinking of nothing else but doing their duty . The beautiful lines of the poet are applicable to them .
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I do not share the fear , sometimes expressed , that the martial virtues will lapse into desuetude ; that courage , chivalric devotion to duty , and the willingness to sacrifice life itself , in defence of our hearths and our homes ...
I do not share the fear , sometimes expressed , that the martial virtues will lapse into desuetude ; that courage , chivalric devotion to duty , and the willingness to sacrifice life itself , in defence of our hearths and our homes ...
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FOURTH SESSIONThe Relation of Women to the Peace Movement | 87 |
FIFTH SESSIONCommercial and Industrial Aspects of the Peace | 124 |
SIXTH SESSIONYoung Peoples Meeting | 162 |
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