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Watson, Edward William, 1859-1936
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Title The Church of England / by Edward William Watson. Epilogue by Alwyn Williams.
Edition 2d ed.
Contributors Williams, A. T. P. (Alwyn Terrell Petre), 1888-1968
Publisher London
New York, [etc.] : Oxford University Press
Creation Date 1944
Notes "First published in 1914. Second edition 1944."
Bibliography: p. 185-187.
Series The Home university library of modern knowledge, xc
Extent 192 pages
17 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990032234970205171

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