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Coleridge, William Hart, Bishop of Barbados. The manuscript of the Bishop's first charge to the clery of Barbados. Original manuscript extensively corrected in both ink and pencil. A wide ranging discourse on birth, death, internment, marriage, education, schools, Sunday schools, psalmody, the state of the Negro, Codrington College, the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, etc. 1830? Approx. 9000 words. 19 pp., 23 cm.

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  1. Barbados
  2. Bishops
  3. Church Of England
  4. Coleridge, William Hart, 1789 1849
  5. Corresponcence
  6. History
  7. Mission Statements
  8. West Indies

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