The Church catechism broken into short questions : with the answers at length instead of references by figures : to which is added, an explanation of some words for the easier understanding of it

Date1840

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The Church catechism broken into short questions : with the answers at length instead of references by figures : to which is added, an explanation of some words for the easier understanding of it. A twopenny chapbook bound in yellow printed wrappers. Cover title. Publisher's ads. on lower wrapper.

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CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

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