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	The Jack Alexander Article "Alcoholics Anonymous" by Jack Alexander, Saturday Evening Post, March 1, 1941. This resulted in a major growth of AA.
	The Lord's Prayer Letter from AA co-founder Bill W about the custom of using this prayer to close an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
	The Oxford Group Connection An article about the Oxford Group and its influence in the early history of Alcoholics Anonymous. Focuses on events from 1908 through the founding of AA in 1935.
	The Oxford Group Connection Many spiritual principles of Alcoholics Anonymous came from the Oxford Groups, an early 20th century religious movement. This article traces that part of AA history.
	The Real Oxford Group Connection to A.A. Summary of Dick B's writings on the Oxford Groups as related to AA as of 2002.
	The Serenity Prayer A 1992 article from "Box 4-5-9" on the origins of the Serenity Prayer and how it came to Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The Serenity Prayer - Origins In England and Germany The Serenity Prayer is often attributed to Reinhold Niebuhr. This article in "Respectfully Quoted" traces it to 14th England and 18th century Germany.
	The Silkworth Net Collection Provides resources on the subject of alcoholism and recovery, especially AA history and the Big Book "Alcoholics Anonymous."
	The Third Step and Your Prayer Examples of prayers in use prior to publication of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The Varieties of Religious Experience In 1938, a future founder of Alcoholics Anonymous read "Varieties of Religious Experience" by philosopher and psychologist William James. Some of these ideas were important in the history of A.A. principles. Complete text.

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