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Eric Doyle (1938–1984)

Author of St. Francis and the song of brotherhood

4 Works 50 Members 2 Reviews

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Includes the names: Eric Doyle OFM, Eric O.F.M. Doyle

Works by Eric Doyle

St. Francis and the song of brotherhood (1673) 40 copies

My Heart's Quest (2005) 5 copies

The Rule and Testament of Saint Francis of Assisi (1974) 3 copies

Canterbury and the Franciscans, 1224-1974 : a commemorative essay (1974) 2 copies

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Other names: Doyle, Willilam Martin
Birthdate: 1938-07-13
Date of death: 1984-08-25
Gender: male
Nationality: UK
Birthplace: Bolton, Lancashire, England, UK
Occupations: Franciscan priest

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Works: 4
Members: 50
Popularity: #316,248
Rating: ½ 3.4

Reviews: 2
ISBNs: 6
Languages: 1

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