An edition of Has our national system of education been successful?: a sermon preached in the Chapel of St. Mark's College, Chelsea at the annual festival of the college, St. Mark's Day, 1868 (1868)

Has our national system of education been successful?

a sermon preached in the Chapel of St. Mark's College, Chelsea at the annual festival of the college, St. Mark's Day, 1868

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An edition of Has our national system of education been successful?: a sermon preached in the Chapel of St. Mark's College, Chelsea at the annual festival of the college, St. Mark's Day, 1868 (1868)

Has our national system of education been successful?

a sermon preached in the Chapel of St. Mark's College, Chelsea at the annual festival of the college, St. Mark's Day, 1868

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The National Society's Depository
Language
English
Pages
17

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English Sermons, Education, Sermons, Bible

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19th century
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Has our national system of education been successful?: a sermon preached in the Chapel of St. Mark's College, Chelsea at the annual festival of the college, St. Mark's Day, 1868
1868, The National Society's Depository
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London
Genre
Sermons.

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17 p. ;
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17

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OL20487558M

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