Thomas Lake Harris

Star-flowers, a poem of the woman's mystery. Canto the second (7th).

Truth and Life in Jesus. Sermons, preached in ... 1859

Fifty Three Melodies of the One-in-Twain. February-March, MDCCCLXXXVI.

The Joy Bringer

An Epic of the Starry Heaven

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An Epic Of The Starry Heaven

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Canto the First [-the Ninth]

Star-flowers, a Poem of the Woman's Mystery

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A Poem of the Woman's Mystery, Canto the First [-the Ninth]

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Max Manley Hoover

Felix John Schneiderhan

Fred Denton Fromme

Clayton Roberts Orton

Ferris Dewey Cornell

H. L. Crane

Kyle Chester Westover

Ralph John Garber

Theodore Clinton McIlvaine

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A Song of Songs. Dedicated in Faith, Love and Adoration to Our Lady Christa-Yessa, One with Christ-Jesus, Our Life and Lord

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A Lyric of the Morning Land

Preached in the Marylebone Institute, London, in the Year, 1860

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