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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

COMMON PRAYER - HYMNS A. & M.

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Black leather cover with gold lettering on spine. Black end papers, gilt edged pages. Inside first page is newspaper cutting titled 'Life After Death'. London Oct. 12, an address given at Leamington by Rev. F.C. Spurr, ex-President of the National Free Church Council and pastor of the First Baptist Church. Melbourne from 1909 to 1914. On next page is written 'H.E.Tuckfield, Victoria Avenue, Claremont'. 384 pages, and 207 pages. On back fly leaf is written 'With Mother's Love to Dear Trevor 9th Aug, 1922'.

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Early 1900's Prayer Book Church of England.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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