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Q & A: Alcoholism and Sobriety, by Jane S.
"Ralph Pfau (Father John Doe) and the Golden Books," by Glenn C. "Requiem for a Resentment," Mel B. Richards, Stan (Fort Wayne, Indiana): John Barleycorn, "I'm not a Nice Guy" "Richmond Walker and the Twenty-Four Hour Book," by Glenn C. "Richmond Walker in A.A. History: Chronology of His Life," by Glenn C. "The Right Side of the Page," by John Barleycorn The Road to Fellowship: The Role of the Emmanuel Movement and the Jacoby Club in the Development of Alcoholics Anonymous, by Richard M. Dubiel Rowland Hazard photo RUTH, SISTER: "A Nun's Story: Sister Ruth Finds God in the A.A. Meetings," by John Barleycorn The St. Louis Gambler & the Railroad Man, by Glenn C., Vol. 2 of Lives and Teachings of the A.A. Old Timers The Seattle Pamphlet (also known as the Detroit/Washington D.C. Pamphlet, the Tablemate, and the Table Leader's Guide):
Alcoholics Anonymous: An Interpretation of the Twelve Steps Second Reader for Alcoholics Anonymous, Akron early A.A. pamphlet Shame & Guilt, by Ernest Kurtz, second edition, revised and updated, 2007. SIX STEPS: "Early Six-step Versions of the Steps" Smith, Annette R. The Social World of Alcoholics Anonymous: How It Works "Sober Sleuths: Lawrence Block and James Lee Burke," by Richard M. Dubiel The Social World of Alcoholics Anonymous: How It Works, by Annette R. Smith Sophia (Lady Wisdom) and the feminine aspect of God Spiritual Milestones in Alcoholics Anonymous, Akron early A.A. pamphlet Stan Richards (Fort Wayne, Indiana): John Barleycorn, "I'm not a Nice Guy" "Stellar Fire: Carl Jung, a New England Family, and the Risks of Anecdote," by Cora Finch. Link to her account on the Stellarfire website of Rowland Hazard's life and struggles with alcoholism, and the evidence proving that he was Carl Jung's patient in 1926, not 1931 STEPS: "Early Six-step Versions of the Steps" Stools and Bottles (by Ed Webster): "Ed Webster (Minneapolis) and The Little Red Book" SUCCESS RATE: "Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Recovery Outcome Rates: Contemporary Myth and Misinterpretation," by Arthur S. (Arlington, Texas), Tom E. (Wappingers Falls, New York), and Glenn C. (South Bend, Indiana). Adobe PDF file Swegan, William E., and Louis Jolyon West: The Lackland Model of Alcoholism Treatment Swegan, William E., "The Psychology of Alcoholism," Chapter 2 of Victory Over Alcohol Swegan, William E., "The Thrill of Victory Over Alcohol, "Chapter 1 of Victory Over Alcohol Swegan, William E., Victory Over Alcohol: Old-Time A.A. Beginners Lessons The Table Leader's Guide (also known as the Tablemate, the Detroit/Washington D.C. Pamphlet, and the Seattle Pamphlet): Alcoholics Anonymous: An Interpretation of the Twelve Steps The Tablemate (also known as the Table Leader's Guide, the Detroit/Washington D.C. Pamphlet, and the Seattle Pamphlet): Alcoholics Anonymous: An Interpretation of the Twelve Steps Tillich, Paul: Richard M. Dubiel, "Paul Tillich: Key Philosophical Theologian of the Mid-Twentieth Century" "The Tools of Recovery," northern Indiana reading for the beginning of A.A. meetings Three Recovery Classics: As a Man Thinketh (by James Allen), The Greatest Thing in the World (by Henry Drummond), An Instrument of Peace (the St. Francis Prayer), by Mel B. "The Thrill of Victory Over Alcohol," by William E. Swegan Tom E. (Wappingers Falls, New York), with Arthur S. (Arlington, Texas) and Glenn C. (South Bend, Indiana), "Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Recovery Outcome Rates: Contemporary Myth and Misinterpretation," Adobe PDF file Tommy H. (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), "First 226 Members Akron, OH AA Group" "Twelve-Step Meditation in the A.A. Big Book and the 12 & 12," by Glenn F. Chesnut "The Upper Room and Early A.A.," Glenn C. Victory Over Alcohol: Old-Time A.A. Beginners Lessons, by William E. Swegan "The Virtues and the Vices," by Glenn C. Walker, Richmond: "The Earliest Printings of Richmond Walker's Twenty-Four Hours a Day," by Glenn C., with photos from the collection of Jack H. (Scottsdale, Arizona) Walker, Richmond: "Richmond Walker and the Twenty-Four Hour Book," by Glenn C. Walker, Richmond: "Richmond Walker in A.A. History: Chronology of His Life," by Glenn C. Walker, Richmond, Memoirs Walker, Richmond: Photos of Richmond Walker and His Family The Washington D.C. Pamphlet (also known as the Detroit Pamphlet, the Tablemate, the Table Leader's Guide, and the Seattle Pamphlet): Alcoholics Anonymous: An Interpretation of the Twelve Steps Webster, Ed: Bar Room Reveries: the joke book Ed Webster published in 1958 Webster, Ed: "Ed Webster (Minneapolis) and The Little Red Book" Webster, Ed: The First Edition of Ed Webster's Book on The Twelve Steps, later called The Little Red Book Webster, Ed: Founders Day in Minnesota 1946: photographs Webster, Ed, "Instructor's Outline" for the old-time A.A. beginners classes in Minneapolis. West, Louis Jolyon, and William E. Swegan: The Lackland Model of Alcoholism Treatment West, Dr. Louis Jolyon: Sgt. Bill S., "Dr. Louis Jolyon West and the Lackland Model" "Whack-A-Mole," by John Barleycorn Wisdom: Sophia (Lady Wisdom) and the feminine aspect of God With a Lot of Help from Our Friends: The Politics of Alcoholism, by Nancy Olson "Writing Local A.A. History: Stories as the Vessels of Wisdom and Grace," talk given by Glenn C. at the Eastern Pennsylvania History & Archives Gathering on June 24, 2006. Zuska, Capt. Joseph, M.D., review of Glenn F. Chesnut, The Higher Power of the Twelve-Step Program Zweig, Dr. (Fort Wayne): "Dr. Zweig: The Good Physician," by John S. (Fort Wayne)