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Donald C. Smith
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[s.n.]
Language
English
Pages
488

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Subjects
Church and social problems, Church history, Church of Scotland, History
Places
Scotland
Times
19th century, 20th century

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1963, [s.n.]
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Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Edinburgh, 1963.

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Edinburgh

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Library of Congress
BR786 S65 1963

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Pagination
2 v. in 3 pts. (viii, 488 p.) ;
Number of pages
488

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OL21378148M

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