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Mr. Moses Small The first carrier of the "Baltimore American," which flourished about 70 years ago, in Baltimore, Md

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Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history

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  1. African Methodist Episcopal Church

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JOHN MOSES AVERY Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history. [Full text.] History of African Methodism in Virginia, or, Four decades in the Old Dominion REV. NOAH W. WILLIAMS, D.D. Three Women Sit Around a Desk, circa 1960 Mrs. Julia A. Gaines, Vice President Eleventh Episcopal District, Woman's Mite Missionary Society The Auditorium, Columbus, O Bethel Physical Structure, 1992, 2001–02 Progressive Missions in the South and Addresses with Illustrations and Sketches of Missionary Workers and Ministers and Bishops' Wives Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history. [Full text.] Bishop W. J. Gaines No. 54. [Mr. Robert H. Duncan.] Methodist church, Monrovia REV. D. A. PERRIN, A.B. Quadrennial address of the bishops of the A.M.E. Church to the 23d General Conference : convened at Norfolk, Virginia, May 4th, 1908 Scraps of African Methodist Episcopal history. [Full text.] The Christian Recorder Rev. David Bayard MRS. T. B. STOVALL. Grant Memorial A.M.E. Church; Rev. T. Leslie Scott, D.D., Pastor
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