Comprehension or Conformity : A Case Study of Anglican Ecclesiology in the Nineteenth Century

By: HICKS, Bentley Garth

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TextPublisher: Ottawa : [s.n.], 1987Description: 92 p., table, 28cmSubject(s): ECCLÉSIOLOGIE -- ÉGLISE D'ANGLETERRE -- XIXe SIÈCLELOC classification: BX 5093 .H53 C65 1987Dissertation note: Thèse présentée à Department of Religious Studies, Univ. of Ottawa

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