Methodist Church of Australasia. Minutes of the Dept. of Overseas Missions, 1915 - 1934

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Methodist Church of Australasia. Minutes of the Dept. of Overseas Missions, 1915 - 1934

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Microfilm prepared by Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University. [PMB 1063]See also MSS 438.

0.80 linear feet; (36 microfilm reels in four boxes.)

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University of California, San Diego. Geisel Library. Mandeville Special Collections Library.

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