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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

THE KING'S MESSENGERS

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1898

Overview

Dark blue rexine hard cover with gold lettering. The King's Messengers and the Distant Hills, Two Allegories. Frontis; In the dim twilight… they had seen the train of Royal Messengers - Page 40. 119 pages, illustrated. Inscription at front of book reads; 'Mr & Mrs Dowsett with Heartiest Xmas Greetings from Rev. & Mrs S.W. Gentle-Hackett 1906'.

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cwa-org-51-B2008.107

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Inscriptions and markings

ADAMS, William (Rev.) (M.A.).

Keywords

Sacred Allegories

Year

Statement of significance

Sacred Allegories late 1800's.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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