Norman Vincent Peale "enthusiasm Makes The Difference" 1967 First Edition on 2040-motos

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Enthusiasm Makes The Difference Norman Vincent Peale 1967 First Edition

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Very Good Plus. NICE original first printing Of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale Classic "ENTHUSIASM MAKES THE DIFFERENCE". BOOK & DUST COVER IN TACT NO TEARS OR WRITING OR DAMAGE.
Some age fading to dust cover and light shelf wear. - 8 3/8" x 5 5/8" - 244 numbered pages plus index.

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