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Author: J Whiteside
Title: History of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of South Africa [microform]
Publisher: London : Elliot Stock ; Capetown : Juta & Co. ; Methodist Book Room
Subject (keywords, tags): Methodist Church of South Africa; Methodist Church in Zimbabwe; Methodist Church -- South Africa His

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Contributor: University of California Libraries
Format: txt
Size: 402 kb

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