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Finally, I Wish To Remember The Millions Of Allied Servicemen And Prisoners Of War Who Lived The Story Of The Second World War. Many Of These Men Never Came Home; Many Others Returned Bearing Emotional And Physical Scars That Would Stay With Them For The Rest Of Their Lives. I Come Away From This Book With The Deepest Appreciation For What These Men Endured, And What They Scarified, For The Good Of Humanity. It Is To Them That This Book {unbroken} Is Dedicated.

I'm Attracted To Subjects Who Overcome Tremendous Suffering And Learn To Cope Emotionally With It

When He Thought Of His History, What Resonated With Him Now Was Not All That He Had Suffered But The Divine Love That He Believed Had Intervened To Save Him.

What God Asks Of Men, Said [billy] Graham, Is Faith. His Invisibility Is The Truest Test Of That Faith. To Know Who Sees Him, God Makes Himself Unseen.

I Was 8 Years Old When I Went Across The Street From My House To A Fair, And They Always Had A Used Book Sale. For A Quarter I Bought A Book Called 'come On Seabiscuit.' I Loved That Book. It Stayed With Me All Those Years