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An edition of An aged rector's valedictory address to his parishioners, on contemplating the appointment of a curate to assist in performing the ordinary duties of his benefice (1853)

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An edition of An aged rector's valedictory address to his parishioners, on contemplating the appointment of a curate to assist in performing the ordinary duties of his benefice (1853)

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John Leslie
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36

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An aged rector's valedictory address to his parishioners, on contemplating the appointment of a curate to assist in performing the ordinary duties of his benefice
1853, John Leslie
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36 p.
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36

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OL53149122M
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506579075

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