Harry Ransom Center Exhibition: The King James Bible: Its History and Influence

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A postcard for an exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center about the King James Bible influence on the humanities on view till July 29, 2012.

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2 p. : ill.

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University of Texas at Austin. Harry Ransom Center. 2012.

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A postcard for an exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center about the King James Bible influence on the humanities on view till July 29, 2012.

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2 p. : ill.

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