A Gentleman Raises His Glass: A Concise, Contemporary Guide to the Noble Tradition of the Toast
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HarperCollins Christian Publishing, 2003.
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John Bridges., John Bridges|AUTHOR., & Bryan Curtis|AUTHOR. (2003). A Gentleman Raises His Glass: A Concise, Contemporary Guide to the Noble Tradition of the Toast . HarperCollins Christian Publishing.

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John Bridges, John Bridges|AUTHOR and Bryan Curtis|AUTHOR. 2003. A Gentleman Raises His Glass: A Concise, Contemporary Guide to the Noble Tradition of the Toast. HarperCollins Christian Publishing.

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John Bridges, John Bridges|AUTHOR and Bryan Curtis|AUTHOR. A Gentleman Raises His Glass: A Concise, Contemporary Guide to the Noble Tradition of the Toast HarperCollins Christian Publishing, 2003.

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John Bridges, John Bridges|AUTHOR, and Bryan Curtis|AUTHOR. A Gentleman Raises His Glass: A Concise, Contemporary Guide to the Noble Tradition of the Toast HarperCollins Christian Publishing, 2003.

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