Proceedings of the United States Naval Institute, Том 57The Institute, 1931 |
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... cause . He will express this devotion in some sustained and practical way by acting steadily in the service of the cause . It constitutes an ever- present guide , directing him how best to order his life . Fixed upon a cause he has an ...
... cause . He will express this devotion in some sustained and practical way by acting steadily in the service of the cause . It constitutes an ever- present guide , directing him how best to order his life . Fixed upon a cause he has an ...
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... cause . Next is the choice of a cause a matter of great importance to those who have not already reached a de- cision . Certain causes may be worthy in the minds of some and not so worthy in the minds of others ; but any cause that ...
... cause . Next is the choice of a cause a matter of great importance to those who have not already reached a de- cision . Certain causes may be worthy in the minds of some and not so worthy in the minds of others ; but any cause that ...
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... causes . Their sense of loyalty is under cultivation , so to speak ; and ultimately , in time of national emergency , it prompts them to whole- hearted service of the national cause . Finally , bringing our examination of loyalty a ...
... causes . Their sense of loyalty is under cultivation , so to speak ; and ultimately , in time of national emergency , it prompts them to whole- hearted service of the national cause . Finally , bringing our examination of loyalty a ...
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