Ipse, ipsa, ipse, ipsa, ipsum, which? (The Latin various readings, Genesis iii. 15.) : controversial letters in answer to the above question and in vindication of the position assigned by the Catholic Church to the Ever-Blessed Mother of the world's Redeemer in the divine economy of man's salvation : in reply to the Right Reverend Dr. Kingdon, coadjutor (Anglican) Bishop of Fredericton, New Brunswick and " John M. Davenport, priest of the Mission Church", ritualist minister, St. John, New Brunswick, by R. F. Quigley et al.

Title:	Ipse, ipsa, ipse, ipsa, ipsum, which? (The Latin various readings, Genesis iii. 15.) : controversial letters in answer to the above question and in vindication of the position assigned by the Catholic Church to the Ever-Blessed Mother of the world's Redeemer in the divine economy of man's salvation : in reply to the Right Reverend Dr. Kingdon, coadjutor (Anglican) Bishop of Fredericton, New Brunswick and " John M. Davenport, priest of the Mission Church", ritualist minister, St. John, New Brunswick
Author:	Quigley, R. F. (Richard Francis), -1918
Author:	Kingdon, Hollingworth Tully, 1835-1907
Author:	Davenport, John M.
Note:	F. Pustet, 1890

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