Raorihwadogennti ne shongwayaner Yesus Keristus, : jenihorihoten ne Royatadogenhti Luke, kanyengehaga kaweanondahkon kenwendeshon

Date1833

Names

Wilkes, J. A. (John Aston), 1807-1836 (author)

Young Men's Bible Society of New-York (publisher)

FormatBook

Notes

Raorihwadogennti ne shongwayaner Yesus Keristus, : jenihorihoten ne Royatadogenhti Luke, kanyengehaga kaweanondahkon kenwendeshon. Added title page in English||Text in Mohawk and English on opposite pages numbered in duplicate

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Medium

Instructional materials

Dimensions109 [i.e. 218] p.; 18.4 cm

Language

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession Number37131052098159D

Dewey1025904

Dewey226.4 B37 BR

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