Which is it?, or, War in the heavens; a glimpse behind the scenes of an extreme ritualist, and his brother priest; when "Man goeth to the deep heart," and thence to the sacred heart. (Issued for the Guild of St. Joseph's Invitation to Bethlehem) /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Shaw, T. H., Religious writer
Corporate Author:	Guild of St. Joseph's Invitation to Bethlehem
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Burns and Oates ... [and 7 others], 1878
Series:	Tales for the million. no. 1.
Subjects:	Catholic Church > Apologetic works. Catholic Church > Doctrines. Catholic Church. Theology, Doctrinal. Apologetic writings.
Local Note:	Notre Dame's copy lacks p. 17-84 and is bound with other titles.

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Call Number:	BX 1752 .P377 1855
Notes:	<Fourth title in volume>
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