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The Vatican and the americanist crisis : Denis J. O'Connell, american agent in Rome, 1885-1903

Fogarty, Gerald P.

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Nature

Monografia

Title

The Vatican and the americanist crisis : Denis J. O'Connell, american agent in Rome, 1885-1903

Names

[Autore] Fogarty, Gerald P.

Dewey class

922 BIOGRAFIA. RELIGIOSI
922 BIOGRAFIE GENERALI, GENEALOGIA, ARALDICA

BNI subject

OʼConnel, Denis Joseph
Chiesa cattolica romana - Stati Uniti d'America

Description

The Vatican and the americanist crisis : Denis J. O'Connell, american agent in Rome, 1885-1903 / Gerald P. Fogarty

Physical description

X, 357 p., 1 carta di tav. : ritr. ; 25 cm

Standard numbers

BNI: IT 744530

Date

1974

Place of publication

Roma

Village

ITALIA

Tongue

INGLESE

Source

Biblioteche SBN Sardegna

IT\ICCU\SBL\0600038

Resources links

http://id.sbn.it/bid/SBL0600038

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