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James Kidwell Popham : a brief biography and addresses delivered in connection with the Sovereign Grace Union, together with a foreword / by Mr. J.H. Gosden, editor ; of the Gospel Standard.

By: Popham, James Kidwell, 1847-1937

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TextPublisher: London : Soverign Grace union, 1938Description: 53 pages : frontispiece portrait ; 18 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume

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