An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.
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An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.
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An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society. is an article[1].
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- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society. authored Herbert Marsh[2].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s instance of is recorded as article[3].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s publisher is recorded as Abraham John Valpy[4].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s place of publication is recorded as London[5].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s page is recorded as 81–88[6].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s language of work or name is recorded as British English[7].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s issue is recorded as 1[8].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s volume is recorded as 1[9].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s country of origin is recorded as United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[10].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s publication date is recorded as +1813-03-00T00:00:00Z[11].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s number of pages is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1069725', 'amount': '+8'}[12].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s published in is recorded as The Pamphleteer[13].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s title is recorded as An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society[14].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s first line is recorded as We have at present two very extensive Bible Societies, one founded in 1699, the other in 1804.[15].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s British Library system number is recorded as 002392752[16].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[17].
- An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s Library of Congress Classification is recorded as AP4 .P2 vol. 1, p. 81-88[18].
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An address to the Senate of the University of Cambridge, occasioned by the proposal to introduce in that place an auxiliary bible society.'s instance of is recorded as article[3].