Our Churches And Why We Belong to Them

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Our Churches And Why We Belong to Them
William John Knox Little
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Church of England (High) / by W.J. Knox Little.--Congregational Church / by R.F. Horton.--Baptist Church / by Richard Glover.--Wesleyan Methodist Church / by John Telford.--Society of Friends / by Thomas Hodgkin.--Established Church of Scotland / by John Herkless.--Free Church of Scotland / by Walter Ross Taylor.--United Presbyterian Church / by Alex. R. Macewen.--Welsh Calvanistic Church / by T.C. Edwards and John Owen.--Church of England (Evangelical) / by H.W. Webb-Peploe

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