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A course of study

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A course of study
William Cooke
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An edition of A course of study (1840)

A course of study

with direction as to suitable books, the appropriation of time, etc. : intended specially as a guide to ministers on probation, but generally adopted to local preachers, and other students of Divinity

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Irish Conference
Language
English
Pages
24

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Pastoral theology

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A course of study: with direction as to suitable books, the appropriation of time, etc. : intended specially as a guide to ministers on probation, but generally adopted to local preachers, and other students of Divinity
1840, Irish Conference
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