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thoughts even partially from the horrors that were already beginning—horrors which will long make it impossible to name even the best of
Germans without a sharp stab of pain. But we were studying the only Book that can ever bring peace and comfort to men in their direst need, and there is no fear that those who know will think we were 'fiddling while Rome burned.'" He had been aboard the ship on its last voyage just as World War 1 began. It was sunk less than 11 months later, killing everyone on board.
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landed at New York after what proved her last peace voyage. A week later two of her passengers proceeded to the
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it was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. Moulton, Harris and several others from the ship escaped in a lifeboat, but James
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Treasure of the Magi: a study of modern Zoroastrianism
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A Neglected Sacrament and Other Sermons and Addresses
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with this paragraph "On July 31, 1914, the ill-fated
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