PILGRIM'S LETTERS.
BY JOSEPH E. ROY.
Issued by the Congregational S.S. and Publishing Society:
Congregational House, Boston;
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The Great Value
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Proved by Distinguished Witnesses.
BY REV. JOHN LIGGINS.
With an introduction by Rev. Arthur T. Pierson, D.D. 16mo, 249 pages. Paper, 35c.; cloth, 75c.
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