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Physiology in thought, conduct and belief
Physiology in thought, conduct and belief
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Physiology in thought, conduct and belief

Date1881
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Physiology in thought, conduct and belief. Bound (7) with cop. 2 of Wurtele, A.G.G. The non-professional notes of the cadets' tour of instruction to Montreal, Quebec, Halifax and minor places. Re-printed from the ''Canadian monthly'' for April, 1881.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055462725D
Dewey Number917.1 W79 cop. 2 b7 BR
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