Quakerism, a study guide on the Religious Society of Friends /

Quakerism, a study guide on the Religious Society of Friends /

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Main Author:	Kenworthy, Leonard Stout, 1912-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Dublin, IN : Prinit Press, c1981.
Subjects:	Society of Friends.

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