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British Library digitised image from page 19 of “The Collegiate Church and Parish of S. Mary, Port Elizabeth. A record of parochial history from A.D. 1826 to A.D. 1892”
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Title: "The Collegiate Church and Parish of S. Mary, Port Elizabeth. A record of parochial history from A.D. 1826 to A.D. 1892"
Author(s): Collegiate Church and Parish of St. Mary (Port Elizabeth) [organisation]
British Library shelfmark: "Digital Store 10098.l.12"
Page: 19 (scanned page number – not necessarily the actual page number in the publication)
Place of publication: Port Elizabeth
Date of publication: 1892
Publisher: Impey, Walton
Type of resource: Monograph
Language(s): English
Physical description: 43 pages (8°)
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002961168 (physical copy) and 014827630 (digitised copy)
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