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The Value of Believing in Yourself by Spencer Johnson, Steve Pileggi · Booklabria

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The Value of Believing in Yourself

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The Value of Believing in Yourself

Name: The Value of Believing in Yourself
Author: Spencer Johnson, Steve Pileggi

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First published: 1976
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

This is the story of Luis Pasteur and the discovery of harmful microorganisms, which led to the creation of vaccines.

Subjects: Biography
Biographies
France
Scientists
Biography/Autobiography
Self-reliance
Set in: France
Characters: Louis Pasteur

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