EBSEES: Bryan, Fanny E. - Organization and work of missionaries in the Middle-Volga in the second half of the nineteenth century

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ID	36645
Author(s)	Bryan, Fanny E.
Title	Organization and work of missionaries in the Middle-Volga in the second half of the nineteenth century
Published	Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, 6(2) 1005, p. 173-86
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Religion, Churches / Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / History (1800 - 1917) [Browse all] Orthodox Church
Medium	article
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Organization and work of missionaries in the Middle-Volga in the second half of the nineteenth century