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English: From an 1881 publication. |
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Mission life in Greece and Palestine : memorials of Mary Briscoe Baldwin, missionary to Athens and Joppa by Pitman, Emma Raymond Publication date [188-?] Topics Baldwin, Mary Briscoe, 1811-, Missionaries, Episcopalians, Missions, American, Missions, English, Missions, English, Missions, American Publisher London ; New York : Cassell, Petter, Galpin Collection Princeton; americana Digitizing sponsor Princeton Theological Seminary Library Contributor Princeton Theological Seminary Library Language Englishhttps://archive.org/details/missionlifeingre00pitm/page/n6 |
| Author | Pitman, Emma Raymond |
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