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A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Nazareth and surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Galilee.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Samaria Region.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Nablus (Shechem) and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Jericho and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Bethlehem and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Jerusalem and the surrounding areas.

A map showing the corresponding locations where stereoscopic images were taken of Jaffa.

A document explaining how to read various symbols and markings on the maps which accompany the steroscopic views of Palestine.

A guidebook directing readers through a tour of the Holy Land. The book is meant to be used in conjunction with a set of stereoscopic slides which give readers a more in depth and visual compliment to the text.

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Summary: A collection of cartoons reflecting various biblical ethical and moral principles.

Summary: The Second Council of Pisa (1511-1512), also known as the Conciliabulum of Pisa, was a French initiative to limit the power of Pope Julius II and to strengthen the power of the conciliarists. Pope Julius II condemned the meeting and in response convoked the Fifth Lateran Council, which secured papal authority over conciliarism. This is the first edition of a record of the council published by Jean Petit for a French readership.

Summary: "Translated from the Slavonic approved by the Moscow Ecclesiastical Censor Committee, May 1912."

Summary: "Delivered at Scotland street Methodist church, July 19th, 1940."

Letter to Henry Edward Manning discussing a publication by a Mr. Osborn discussing the Church Fathers? and doctrine, Catholic and Anglican doctrine, Newman's work on a book regarding the Church of England, and an inquiry about an open clergy position. Started September 4th and continued September 10th.

Letter to Henry Edward Manning regarding Newman's departure from St Mary's, his strugles with the authority of the Anglican Bishops, the differences between his interpretation of the Articles and that of the Bishop, and Newman's perception on the differences in Catholic and Anglican doctrine.

Letter to Henry Edward Manning discussing Roman Catholicism lay practices.

Brief letter to an F. Oakeley to arrange a meeting.