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Publisher
Theosophical Society?
Language
English
Pages
14

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Subjects
Theosophy, Cosmology

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Caption title.

"An epitome of theosophy, by Alexander Fullerton [i.e. William Quan Judge]": p. 7-14.

With: Besant, Annie Wood. Aspects of the Christ ... Adyar, Madras, India, 1914. Issued separately.

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Series
Theosophical tracts -- no. 4A.
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Epitome of theosophy.

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BP563.A1 B4

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Pagination
14 p. ;
Number of pages
14

ID Numbers

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OL22649139M
LCCN
2008578081

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