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Alexander,
Charles C., and Virginia W. Alexander. Historic Ebenezer
(Reeses Chapel) Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, Maury County, Columbia,
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Anderson,
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a Synopsis of His Views on the Atonement of Christ and Other Subjects.
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Jane E. The
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for Renewal in the First Presbyterian Church, Shelbyville, Tennessee.
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Donnel M. An
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Victor, and Janet Perry. Tennessee Walking
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Richard Neil. Charles
Quintard (1824-1898): His Role and Significance in the Development of
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of Right Reverend James Harvey Otey, D.D., L.L.D., the First Bishop of
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Mary Richardson. The
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Neil A. Visions
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History
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four Daily Mails--Two from South and Two from the North.
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Joe Mason. The
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Al Warren. The
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James B., Jr. Mill
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Sara Tom, and Deane Kennedy Hendrix. The History of
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Robert L. The
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Eliza G. Stories
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Paul. I
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Henry Clyde. The
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Their Burials and Their Cultural Remains. New
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Smith,
Garnett Roy.
The
Dynamics of Missionary Expansion and Evangelization of the Episcopal Church
in the Diocese of Tennessee from 1865 to 1935, Including a Brief Survey
of the First Quarter. Sewanee: Unpublished Master's Thesis, University
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Smith,
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1997.
Smith,
Samuel D., and Benjamin C. Nance. A Survey of Civil
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165th
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Eleanor. History
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