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Path through Genesis by Bruce Vawter
Newton, Huygens: Great Books of the Western World by Robert M Hutchins
The Deliverance of Sister Cecilia by Sister Cecilia
Darkness in the Marketplace : the Christian at prayer in the world by Thomas H Green
Bonhoeffer: Exile and Martyr by Eberhard Bethge
Critical Meaning of the Bible by Raymond Edward Brown
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston by Adolph S. Cavallo
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A belated welcome to LibraryThing. I hope you find the parish finds the site useful and enjoyable for your members.
I have a 1952 set of the Great Books and have wanted to enter the individual volumes in my catalog. The only way I have been able to do this is manual entry. I was nosing around and found that you seem to have the more recent set and have many of the volumes entered individually. Were you able to enter the volumes by other than manual entry. I know I am being lazy but I can live with that. Any tips would be appreciated.
I also notice that we share the book Everyday Life in Ancient Times. It was a favorite from my childhood. I recently bought a used copy in good shape. It brought back fond memories and is a good history book. There are only twelve copies on the site making it somewhat of a rarity.
Bill Rucker
posted by wildbill at 9:57 pm (EST) on Aug 15, 2008