[Miscellaneous Christian Science materials. 3]. [1993].

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[Miscellaneous Christian Science materials. 3]. [1993].

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Printer's copies [for current republication] of "four articles found in the Stella Hadden Alexander Scrapbooks at the New York Public Library [the originals being from the period 1926-1929]"--Donor's letter.

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Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries

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