A faith to call our own : Quaker tradition in the light of contemporary movements of the spirit

by Alex Wildwood

Paperback, 1999

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Available

Call number

CS 1999 WIL/2

Series

Swarthmore Lecture

Collections

Your library, CS - Swarthmore Lectures

Publication

London : Quaker Home Service, 1999.

Subjects

QuakersGreat BritainStudy and teaching

ISBN

9780852453124

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