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The mass : a study of the Roman liturgy / by Adrian Fortescue.
Record no.:
6078
Author:
Fortescue, Adrian, 1874-1923.;
Edition:
New impression.
Publisher:
New York :: Longmans Green and Co.,
Year:
1917.
Description:
xvi, 429 pages 20 cm.
Subject:
Catholic Church Liturgy.;
Mass.;
Notes:
First edition 1912; 2d edition 1914.
"List of books": pages 408-412.
Type:
Monograph
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