An edition of A needs assessment and library building programme for the Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, N.S (1986)

A needs assessment and library building programme for the Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, N.S.

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Albert Bowron, Albert Bowron
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An edition of A needs assessment and library building programme for the Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, N.S (1986)

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A Bowron
Language
English
Pages
48

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Atlantic School of Theology, Atlantic School of Theology. Library, Theological libraries

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Nova Scotia

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A needs assessment and library building programme for the Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, N.S.
1986, A Bowron
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"February 1986".

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Lisle, Ont

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i, 48 p. :
Number of pages
48

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OL20024212M
ISBN 10
0889930384
OCLC/WorldCat
30357707

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