(5) Tawney, G. A. "The Period of Conversion," Psychological Review, XI (1904), 210-16.
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(7) Begbie, Harold. Twice-born Men. A clinic in regeneration. A footnote in narrative to Professor William James's The Varieties of Religious Experience. New York, 1909.
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II. FORMS OF ACCOMMODATION
A. Slavery
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