An edition of Primitive beliefs (1921)

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Henry M. Tichenor, Henry M. Ti ...
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Publisher
Haldeman-Julius Co.
Language
English
Pages
50

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Subjects

Religion
Edition Availability
Cover of: Primitive Beliefs
Primitive Beliefs
May 31, 1942, Kessinger Publishing
Paperback in English
Cover of: Primitive beliefs
Primitive beliefs
1921, Haldeman-Julius Co.
in English
Cover of: Primitive beliefs
Primitive beliefs
1921, Haldeman-Julius
in English
Cover of: Primitive beliefs
Primitive beliefs
1921, Appeal to reason
in English

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Edition Notes

LC copy has stamp on verso of t.p.: "Gift, Mrs. S.A. Thompson, Sept. 27, 1940".
Publisher's advertisements on viii p. at end.

Published in
Girard, Kan
Series
Little blue book ;, no. 184

Classifications

Library of Congress
AC1 .L8 no. 184 1921b

The Physical Object

Pagination
50, viii p. ;
Number of pages
50

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3384524M
LCCN
2004563585
OCLC/WorldCat
54252145

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First Sentence

"Who or what were the first objects worshiped we do not know."

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