Catalog Record: Fessenden & co.'s Encyclopedia of religious knowledge: or, Dictionary of the Bible, theology, religious biography, all religions, ecclesiastical history, and missions. To which is added a missionary gazetteer, containing descriptions of the various missionary stations throughout the globe | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Fessenden & co.'s Encyclopedia of religious knowledge: or, Dictionary of the Bible, theology, religious biography, all religions, ecclesiastical history, and missions. To which is added a missionary gazetteer, containing descriptions of the various missionary stations throughout the globe; by Rev. B. B. Edwards. The whole brought down to the present time, and edited by Rev. J. Newton Brown.

Main Author: Brown, J. Newton 1803-1868,
Other Authors: Edwards, B. B. 1802-1852.
Language(s): English
Published: Brattleboro', Fessenden and co.; 1835.
Subjects: Religion > Dictionaries.
Theology > Dictionaries.
Missions > Dictionaries.
Note: Engraved half-title, with vignette.
Physical Description: 1275 p. front., illus. (incl. ports.) plates, maps, plans. 28 cm.
Original Format: Book
Dictionaries
Original Classification Number: BL31 .B8 1835
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