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Loss and gain : the story of a convert / by John Henry Cardinal Newman.
Record no.:
2468
Author:
Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890;
Edition:
17th impression.
Publisher:
New York :: Longmans, Green, and Co.,
Year:
1911.
Description:
x, 432 pages ; 19 cm
Subject:
University of Oxford History 19th century Fiction.;
Catholic Church Apologetic works Fiction.;
Catholic Church.;
University of Oxford.;
Catholic converts - England Fiction.;
Apologetics.;
Catholic converts.;
Notes:
Written as a refutation to: From Oxford to Rome / by Elizabeth Harris.
Type:
Monograph
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Philosophical Room
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