Item Detail
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14433
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Book Chapter
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English
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Shipps, Jan
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Difference and Otherness : Mormonism and the American Religious Mainstream
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Sarna, Jonathan D.
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Minority Faiths in the American Protestant Mainstream
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Urbana
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University of Illinois Press
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1998
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81-109
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14
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