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Anecdotes

Religious, Moral and Entertaining

Charles Buck

Language

English

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Libristo code: 08873515

Publishers Solid Ground Christian Books, June 2005

"I hesitate not to say, that I know of no work, which more happily unites instruction with entertain... Full description

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