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Never Have Freedom and International Morality Been So Righteously Protected by Albert Schweitzer; newly translated by A.B. Lemke is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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Memoirs Of The Doctor Who Won The 1952 Nobel Peace Prize, Describing His Career. Childhood, School, And University -- Paris And Berlin, 1898-1899 -- First Years In Strasbourg -- Study Of The Last Supper And The Life Of Jesus, 1900-1902 -- Teaching Activities At The University Of Strasbourg. The Quest Of The Historical Jesus -- Historical Jesus And The Christianity Of Today -- My Work On Bach -- On Organs And Organ Building -- I Resolve To Become A Jungle Doctor -- My Medical Studies, 1905-1912 -- Preparing For Africa -- Literary Studies During My Medical Course -- First Activities In Africa, 1913-1917 -- Garaison And St. Remy -- Back In Alsace -- Physician And Preacher In Strasbourg -- Book Of African Reminiscences -- Gunsbach And Journeys Abroad -- Second Period In Africa, 1924-1927 -- Two Years In Europe. The Mysticism Of Paul The Apostle Albert Schweitzer ; Newly Translated By A.b. Lemke ; Preface By Rhena Schweitzer Miller And A.b. Lemke. Translation Of: Aus Meinem Leben Und Denken. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 257-260) And Index.

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Albert Schweitzer; newly translated by A.B. Lemke
Publisher
Henry Holt & Co
Published
1990
Language
EN
ISBN
9780805014679
Category
history
Subjects
Medical, History, Biography
Rating
4.5 / 5 (120 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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