Author: Mary DalyAlso known as: Daly Mary
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Mary Daly is actually at least two different authors. One Mary Daly is the author of The First Whole Book of Diagrams; The Complete Book of Diagrams; A Curriculum for the Culture of Life: A Principle based upon the Principle of the Incarnation; The Universe in my Hands; First Timeline; Chemistry 001: Introducing the Periodic Kingdom to its Heirs; The Catechism in Lent. And Mary Daly is the author of Gyn/edology; Beyond God the Father; Pure Lust; Webster's First New Intergalactic Wickedary; The church and the second sex; Outercourse; Quintessence; Amazon Grace.
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