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English: Etching from The Episcopate in America by William Stevens Perry, Bishop of Iowa and Historiographer of the American Episcopal Church. Publish 1895 by The Christian Literature Co. New York
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Source The Episcopate in America by William Stevens Perry, Bishop of Iowa, Published 1895 by the Christian Literature Co. New York
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