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[Signed] [First Edition] A History of North Mississippi Methodist 1820-1900 Miller, Gene Ramsey [Used - Very good] [Hardcover]
73.18 CAD
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Hardback bound in dark blue cloth-covered boards with gilt titles. Book has foxing on the closed edges and former owner's address label inside front cover as only defects to note. Dust jacket and small chipping along edges. Book is SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON FIRST END PAGE. A history of the Methodist Church in Northern Mississippi . Book has 158 pages including the Index. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall
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