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Items by Author - with Call Number 20 Aug 2015 5:21 PM Hope Strict Baptist Library Sheboygan, WI Items by Author - with Call Number 20 Aug 2015 5:21 PM Author Title Call Number The Christian Pathway : 1899 K CP 1899 Christian's Monthly Record : 1881 K CMR 1881 Christian's Monthly Record : 1882 K CMR 1882 Christian's Monthly Record : 1883 K CMR 1883 Christian's Monthly Record : 1884 K CMR 1884 Christian's Monthly Record : 1885 K CMR 1885 Christian's Monthly Record : 1886 K CMR 1886 Christian's Monthly Record : 1887 K CMR 1887 Christian's Monthly Record : 1888 K CMR 1888 Christian's Monthly Record : 1889 K CMR 1889 Christian's Monthly Record : 1890 K CMR 1890 Christian's Monthly Record : 1893 K CMR 1893 Earthen Vessel : 1877-1878 K EV 1877 Friendly Companion : 1878-1879 K FC 1878-9 Friendly Companion : 1880 K FC 1880 Friendly Companion : 1881 K FC 1881 Friendly Companion : 1882 K FC 1882 Friendly Companion : 1883-1885 K FC 1883-5 Friendly Companion : 1886 K FC 1886 Friendly Companion : 1890-1891 K FC 1890-1 Friendly Companion : 1892-1893 K FC 1892-3 Friendly Companion : 1896-1897 K FC 1896-7 Friendly Companion : 1899 K FC 1899 Friendly Companion : 1904 K FC 1904 Friendly Companion : 1913 K FC 1913 Friendly Companion : 1928 K FC 1928 Friendly Companion : 1930 K FC 1930 Friendly Companion : 1939 K FC 1939 Friendly Companion : 1947 K FC 1947 Friendly Companion : 1948 K FC 1948 Friendly Companion : 1949 K FC 1949 Friendly Companion : 1950 K FC 1950 Friendly Companion : 1951 K FC 1951 Friendly Companion : 1952 K FC 1952 Friendly Companion : 1953 K FC 1953 Friendly Companion : 1954 K FC 1954 Friendly Companion : 1955 K FC 1955 Friendly Companion : 1957 K FC 1957 Friendly Companion : 1959 K FC 1959 Friendly Companion : 1960 K FC 1960 Friendly Companion : 1961 K FC 1961 Friendly Companion : 1962 K FC 1962 Friendly Companion : 1963 K FC 1963 Friendly Companion : 1965 K FC 1965 Friendly Companion : 1966 K FC 1966 ResourceMate® 3.0 Page 1 Items by Author - 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