A short sketch of the work carried on by the ancient Protestant Episcopal Moravian Church (or, "Unitas fratrum" - "United Brethren,") in Yorkshire

A short sketch of the work carried on by the ancient Protestant Episcopal Moravian Church (or, "Unitas fratrum" - "United Brethren,") in Yorkshire

by E. M. C.

Part of The Ancient Protestant Episcopal Moravian Church in Great Britain and Ireland

1887

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