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Letters from a "modernist" : the letters of George Tyrrell to Wilfrid Ward, 1893-1908 / introduced and annotated by Mary Jo Weaver.
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Main Author:
Tyrrell, George, 1861-1909
Other Authors:
Ward, Wilfrid Philip, 1856-1916
Format:
Book
Language:
English
Published:
Shepherdstown : London :
Patmos Press ; Sheed and Ward,
c1981.
Subjects:
Tyrrell, George,
>
1861-1909.
Ward, Wilfrid Philip,
>
1856-1916.
Newman, John Henry,
>
1801-1890.
Jesuits
>
England
>
Correspondence.
Modernism
>
Catholic Church
>
History
>
Sources.
Catholics
>
England
>
Correspondence.
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Call Number:
BX1396 .T99L 1981
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