An edition of Strategic points in the world's conquest (1897)

Strategic points in the world's conquest

the universities and colleges as related to the progress of Christianity

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Strategic points in the world's conquest
John R. Mott, John R. Mott
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Fleming H. Revell company
Language
English
Pages
218

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College students, Religious life, World's Student Christian Federation
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Strategic points in the world's conquest: the universities and colleges as related to the progress of Christianity
1897, Fleming H. Revell company
in English
Cover of: Strategic points in the world's conquest
Strategic points in the world's conquest: the universities and colleges as related to the progress of Christianity
1897, F.H. Revell
in English

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Library of Congress
LC351.W88 M8, BV970.W8 M6

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218 pages
Number of pages
218

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OL53111537M
LCCN
e10001742
OCLC/WorldCat
16153717

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OL16288636W

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