An edition of The message of man (1900)

The message of man

a book of ethical scriptures gathered from many sources and arranged

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The message of man
Coit, Stanton, Coit, Stanton
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An edition of The message of man (1900)

The message of man

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Publisher
S. Sonnenschein
Language
English
Pages
340

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Cover of: The message of man
The message of man: a book of ethical scriptures
1922, Allen & Unwin
in English - 7th ed.
Cover of: The message of man
Cover of: The message of man
The message of man: a book of ethical scriptures
1900, American Unitarian Association
in English

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Edition Notes

Title within ornamental borders.
First edition, December 1894; 2d edition, April 1895; 3d edition, May 1902.

Published in
London

Classifications

Library of Congress
BV4801 .C55

The Physical Object

Pagination
xii, 340 p.
Number of pages
340

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6921940M
LCCN
02027522
OCLC/WorldCat
3472773, 5870582

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