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Elements of Negro Religion. Being a Contribution to the Study of Indo-Bantu Comparative Religion.

EDMONDSTON-SCOTT, W.J.

Edinburgh: Edmondston-Scott and Co., 1910. FIRST EDITION. Octavo (23 x 16cm), pp.xvi; 244; [3 of advertisements]; [1]. Publisher's green cloth, gilt titles to spine. Some offsetting to endpapers, a few dinks to top edge. Cloth a little rubbed to extremities. Very good. Item #50493

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