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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1884
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 1
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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1889
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 2
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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1889
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 3
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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1889
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 4
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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1889
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 5
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Thirty thousand thoughts, being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and Scriptural

Creator:	Spence-Jones, H. D. M. (Henry Donald Maurice), 1836-1917
Date:	1888
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Description:	Volume 6
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