Christopher Hill, Discussion between Co-Chairmen and Anglican Secretary of ARCIC-II ~ IARCCUM.org

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Discussion between Co-Chairmen and Anglican Secretary of ARCIC-II

Note written by Revd Christopher Hill regarding discussion at Storrington.

Author(s): Christopher J. Hill
Dated: 23 Aug. 1985

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=876
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Citation:
Christopher J. Hill. "Discussion between Co-Chairmen and Anglican Secretary of ARCIC-II" (23 Aug. 1985). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=876.

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ARCIC-II (Working correspondence)

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Consult Lambeth Library (Document missing)
Lambeth Palace: ARCIC/2/106

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