Matthew Bullimore,editor ,Graced life : The writing of John Hughes R. William Carroll

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CARROLL,William.R

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TextSeries: The Anglican Theological ReviewPublication details: Chicago Anglican Theological Review 2019Description: Vol, 101 No 1: p. 172-174

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