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Frances A. Bevan
The short account given in the following pages of three of the "Friends of God" of the fourteenth century, is but a small fragment of a history which would form in itself a voluminous library, the history of the "Brethren" of the Middle Ages, known to us under many names, but in England chiefly as the Lollards or Boni Homines. - Preface.
| Publisher | J. Nisbet |
|---|---|
| Pages | 388 |
| Search language | english |
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