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September 2008 Newsletter

September 1, 2008 · by John S. Conway · in ACCH Newsletters

Association of Contemporary Church Historians (Arbeitsgemeinschaft kirchlicher Zeitgeschichtler) John S. Conway, Editor. University of British Columbia September 2008— Vol. XIV, no. 9   Dear Friends, I expect many of you are even now preparing to return to your lecturing duties at…

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