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Religions Oxford S ACCESSION PUBLICATION CLASS_NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER PLACE SUBJECTS _NO _YEAR EASTERN RELIGIONS OXFORD S. 2 291/RAD/EAS AND WESTERN UNIVERSITY LONDON 1940 RELIGION RADHAKRISHNAN THOUGHT PRESS THE VARIETIES OF THE MODERN 26 210/JAM/VAR RELIGIOUS BY WILLIAM JAMES NEW YORK 1929 RELIGION LIBRARY EXPERIENCE HANDBOOK OF DAS GUPT& RELIGION 29 200.1/GHO/HAN PHILOSOPHY OF SUBODH GHOSH CALCATTA 1963 CO.PRIVATE LTD. RELIGION RELIGION THE SCIENCE AND SWAMI RELIGION SCIENCE 32 215/VIV/SCI PHILOSOPHY OF ADVITA ASHRAM KOLKATA 1908 VIVEKANANDA & RELIGION RELIGION THE PHILOSOPHY OF GEORGE RELIGION 37 200.1/GAL/PHI EDINBURGH USA 1914 RELIGION GALLOWAY RELIGION THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 38 200.1/EDW/PHI D. MIALL EDWARDS CALCATTA 1963 RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION OUTLINE OF A CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 40 200.1/LOT/OUT PHILOSOPHY OF HERMANN LOTZE CHATTERJEE AND CALCATTA 1954 RELIGION RELIGION CO. LTD THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 62 200.1/EDW/PHI D. MIALL EDWARDS CALCATTA 1963 RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION AN INTRODUCION CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 64 200.1/CAI/INT TO THE PHILOSOPHY JOHN CAIRD CHATTERJEE AND KOLKATA RELIGION OF RELIGION CO. LTD THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 65 200.1/EDW/PHI D. MIALL EDWARDS CALCATTA 1963 RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION THE PHILOSOPHY OF GEORGE RELIGION 306 200.1/GAL/PHI EDINBURGH USA 1914 RELIGION GALLOWAY RELIGION AN INTRODUCION CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 324 200.1/CAI/INT TO THE PHILOSOPHY JOHN CAIRD CHATTERJEE AND KOLKATA RELIGION OF RELIGION CO. LTD THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 325 200.1/EDW/PHI D. MIALL EDWARDS CALCATTA 1963 RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION OUTLINE OF A CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 1160 200.1/LOT/OUT PHILOSOPHY OF HERMANN LOTZE CHATTERJEE AND CALCATTA 1954 RELIGION RELIGION CO. LTD THE THE RELIGIONS OF RAMKRISHNA RELIGION 2475 200/REL/V.2 KOLKATA 1938 THE WORLD MISSION,INSTITU RELIGION TE OF CULTURE PHILOSOPHICAL OXFORD UNDERSTANDING RELIGION 2476 200.1/FRA/PHI ERICH FRANK UNIVERSITY London 1945 AND RELIGIOUS RELIGION PRESS TRUTH OUTLINE OF A CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 2477 200.1/LOT/OUT PHILOSOPHY OF HERMANN LOTZE CHATTERJEE AND CALCATTA 1954 RELIGION RELIGION CO. LTD RELIGION WITHOUT RELIGION 2478 200.1/HUX/REL JULIAN HUXLEY WATTS & CO., London 1924 REVELATION RELIGION LECTURES TO THE RELIGIOUS 2487 204/TOD/LEC JOHN TODD LONDON RELIGION CHILDREN TRACT SOCIETY OUTLINE HISTORY FARNELL, RICHARD 2488 292/FAR/OUT DUCKWORTH LONDON 1920 RELIGION OF GREEK RELIGION LEWIS SCIENCE AND MACMILLAN AND RELIGION SCIENCE 2493 215/HUX/SCI THOMAS H. HUXLEY LONDON 1895 HEBREW TRADITION CO & RELIGION COMPARATIVE 2500 291/BOU/COM A. C. BOUQUET PENGUIN BOOKS NEW YORK 1942 RELIGION RELIGON ON HEROES HERO- OXFORD WORSHIP AND THE 3213 824.8/CAR/H THOMAS CARLYLE UNIVERSITY LONDON 1881 RELIGION HEROIC JON PRESS HOSTORY VIVEKANANDA SWAMI 4036 294.592/VIV/BIR BIRBANI JANMOTSAVA KOLKATA 1972 RELIGION VEDA VIVEKANADA SAMITI 200/MAR/STU/V. RELIGION 4042 STUDY OF RELIGION JAMES MARTINEAU CLAREDON PRESS OXFORD 2 RELIGION MAHAMAHOPADD HYA SANSKRIT ASTRABINSHATI 4102 294.5/RAG RAGHUNANDAN PUSTAK KOLKATA 1347 RELIGION TATTAM BHATTACHARYA BHANDAR PRANITAM SHAPURJI 295.0954/HOD/P PARSIS OF ANCIENT RELIGION 4217 S.K HODIVALA KAVASJI mumbai 1920 AR/(E) INDIA ZOROASTRIANISM HODIVALA KASHI PRASAD TIBETAN SANSKRIT JAYASWAL RELIGION 4267 295.4/TIB A S ALTEKAR PATNA 1955 WORKS SERIES REASEARCH ZOROASTRIANISM INSTITUTE THE PHILOSOPHY OF GEORGE RELIGION 5180 200.1/GAL/PHI EDINBURGH USA 1914 RELIGION GALLOWAY RELIGION THE PHILOSHOPHY PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 5197 200.1/EDN D. MIALL EDWARDS KOLKATA 1963 OF RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION OUTLINE OF A CHUCKERVARTTY, RELIGION 5213 200.1/LOT/OUT PHILOSOPHY OF HERMANN LOTZE CHATTERJEE AND CALCATTA 1954 RELIGION RELIGION CO. LTD SHREEMAA SARADA SWAMI UDBODHAN RELIGION SARADA 5578 294.563/GAM/SRI KOLKATA 1987 DEVI GAMBHIRANANDA KARJALAYA & NIVEDITA LONGMANS 5603 291.51092/MAX RAMAKRISHNA F. MAX MULLER London 1898 RELIGION GREEN AND CO. SHREEMAA SARADA SWAMI UDBODHAN RELIGION SARADA 5692 294.563/GAM/SRI KOLKATA 1987 DEVI GAMBHIRANANDA KARJALAYA & NIVEDITA THE THE RELIGIONS OF RAMKRISHNA RELIGION 5759 200/REL/V.1 KOLKATA 1938 THE WORLD MISSION,INSTITU RELIGION TE OF CULTURE SRIRAMKRISHNA MAHARAJ RELIGION 5830 200.1/BAS/AST ASTARAGE ALAPAN BASUDEVANAND KOLKATA 1363 BS BASUDEVANANDA RELIGION A SANGHA DHARMOPROSANG UDBADHAN UDBHADHAN RELIGION SARADA 5861 294.563/DHA A SWAMI KOLKATA 1986 KARJALOY KARJALAY & NIVEDITA BRAMHANANDA A HISTORY OF THE MARGARET METHUEN & CO 5866 270/DEA/HIS LONDON RELIGION MEDIEVAL CHURCH DEANESLY LTD INDRODAYAL UDBADHAN 5901 291.55/BHA SANKARCHARIT KOLKATA 1338 RELIGION BANERJEE KARJALOYA SWAMI 294.563/RAM/SRI SRI RAMANUSE - UDVODAN RELIGION SARADA 5907 RAMAKRISHNANA KOLKATA 1318BS C.1 RACHITA KARJALAY & NIVEDITA NDA A THOUSAND SWAMI SRI RAMKRISHAN RELIGION SWAMI 5917 294.57/JAG/UPA MADRAS 1979 TEACHING JAGADANANDA MATH VIVEKANANDA RELIGION AND ADVAITA RELIGION 5937 200/NIV/REL SISTER NIVEDITA Mayavati 1952 DHARMA ASHRAMA RELIGION RELIGION AND LONGMANS RELIGION 5938 200/NIV/REL SISTER NIVEDITA LONDON DHARMA GREEN & CO. RELIGION SRI RAMKRISHNA VIVEKANANDER SWAMI RELIGION SWAMI 6101 294.564/PRE/VIV MISSION KOLKATA 1392 KOTHA O GOLPO PREMANANDA, VIVEKANANDA VIDYALAYA SRI RAMKRISHNA VIVEKANANDER SWAMI RELIGION SWAMI 6102 294.564/PRE/VIV MISSION KOLKATA 1392 KOTHA O GOLPO PREMANANDA, VIVEKANANDA VIDYALAYA SWAMI RELIGION SCIENCE 6259 215/VIV/DHA DHARMABIJYAN 1359BS VIVEKANANDA & RELIGION SWAMI UDBHADHAN RELIGION 6296 295.5/VIV/ P V.1 PATRABALI KOLKATA 1343 VIVEKANADA KARJALAY ZOROASTRIANISM SWAMI UDBHADHAN RELIGION 6297 295.5/VIV/V.1 PATRABALI KOLKATA 1355 VIVEKANADA KARJALAY ZOROASTRIANISM SWAMI UDBHADHAN RELIGION 6298 295.5/VIV/V.1 PATRABALI KOLKATA 1355 VIVEKANADA KARJALAY ZOROASTRIANISM SWAMI UDBHADHAN RELIGION 6299 295.5/VIV/ P V.2 PATRABALI KOLKATA 1341 VIVEKANADA KARJALAY ZOROASTRIANISM SWAMI UDBHADHAN RELIGION 6303 295.5/VIV/ P V.4 PATRABALI KOLKATA 1327 VIVEKANADA KARJALAY ZOROASTRIANISM ARYA PUBLISHING 6321 294.04/AUR/S-1 ESSAYS ON THE GITA SRI AUROBINDO CALCUTTA 1944 RELIGION HOUSE COLLEGE STREET SRI BIRENDRA 6351 294/GHU GITA PRAVACHAN SHU PRAKASHAN KOLKATA 1954 RELIGION NATH GUHA JAGADESHWARNA UDBODHAN 6382 294.592/SRI SRISRICHANDI KOLKATA 1985 RELIGION VEDA NDA SWAMI KARJALAYA THE MAN AND HIS DASGUPTA & CO RELIGION 6409 200/CHA/MAN S. C. CHAKRABORTY KOLKATA RELIGION PVT. LTD. RELIGION SAMODBADYA 294.5921/UPA/V. DURGACHARAN DEB SAHITYA 6411 CHANDOGOPONISH KOLKATA 1333BS RELIGION VEDA 1 SANKHATIRTHA KUTHIR AD JAPAN AND SOUTH SWAMI RELIGION RAMKRISHNA 6490 204/RAN/JAP EAST ASIA LECTURE RANGANATHANAN NEW DELHI 1962 RELIGIOUS MISSION TOUR DA EXPERIENCE JAPAN AND SOUTH SWAMI RELIGION RAMKRISHNA 6491 204/RAN/JAP EAST ASIA LECTURE RANGANATHANAN NEW DELHI 1962 RELIGIOUS MISSION TOUR DA EXPERIENCE JAPAN AND SOUTH SWAMI RELIGION RAMKRISHNA 6492 204/RAN/JAP EAST ASIA LECTURE RANGANATHANAN NEW DELHI 1962 RELIGIOUS MISSION TOUR DA EXPERIENCE THE UNSEEN MACMILLAN AND RELIGION SCIENCE 6511 215/STE/UNS B. STEWART LONDON 1876 UNIVERSE CO & RELIGION THE BUILDING OF PROPERTY OF THE 6525 294.58/BES ANNIE BESANT MINERVA RELIGION THE COSMOS THEOPIST CAMBRIDGE AT PHYSICS & RELIGION SCIENCE 6572 215/JEA/PHY SIR JAMES JEANS THE UNIVERSITY LONDON 1943 PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION PRESS INDRODAYAL UDBADHAN 6585 291.55/BHA SANKARCHARIT KOLKATA 1338 RELIGION BANERJEE KARJALOYA ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6731 200.3/ENC RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1956 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6732 200.3/ENC/V.1 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1959 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6733 200.3/ENC/V.2 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1958 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6734 200.3/ENC/V.3 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1958 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6735 200.3/ENC/V RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1959 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6736 200.3/ENC/V.5 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1960 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6737 200.3/ENC/V.6 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1959 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6738 200.3/ENC/V.7 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1959 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6739 200.3/ENC/V.8 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1958 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6740 200.3/ENC/V.9 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1956 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6741 200.3/ENC/V.10 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1956 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6742 200.3/ENC/V.11 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1958 RELIGION ETHICS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION 6743 200.3/ENC/V.12 RELIGION AND JAMES HASTINGS T & T CLARK NEW YORK 1958 RELIGION ETHICS CLASSIC MYTHS AND DONALD, 7124 292/DON GRESHAN PUB. LONDON RELIGION LEGENDS MACKENJIE INDRODAYAL UDBADHAN 7404 291.55/BHA SANKARCHARIT KOLKATA 1338 RELIGION BANERJEE KARJALOYA DURGACHARAN SANSKRITA 7525 294.5921/UPA UPONISAD KOLKATA RELIGION VEDA SANKHATIRTHA PUSTAK VANDAR JAGADESHWARNA UDBODHAN 7534 294.592/SRI SRISRICHANDI KOLKATA 1985 RELIGION VEDA NDA SWAMI KARJALAYA THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRESSIVE RELIGION 7650 200.1/EDW/PHI D. MIALL EDWARDS CALCATTA 1963 RELIGION PUBLISHERS RELIGION RELIGION AND S. GEORGE ALLEN RELIGION 7666 200/RAD LONDON SOCIETY RADHAKRISHNAN AND UNWIN LTD RELIGION THE PHILOSOPHY OF GEORGE RELIGION 7762 200.1/GAL/PHI EDINBURGH USA 1914 RELIGION GALLOWAY RELIGION SWAMI PARLIAMENT OF RELIGION SWAMI
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