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A short narrative of the life and conversion of Rev. G. A'Lord [sic], formerly a French Canadian Roman Catholic Papist, and now engaged as the people's independent colporteur (under the sanction of the Protestant Church) for the dissemination of light amo
by George A. Lord
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