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- Walter Leon Tucker
- Go back ...
- A bit of our research collection
- The social graces in the Internet Age
- Polish adherents
- J F Rutherford in Wales (1910)
- More Swedish literature
- Recent visits. Nice. Few comments. Not at all nice.
- Sweden
- Bible Students in Wales during the time of Charles...
- Swedish literature
- Welsh
- In Germany
- Can you add detail to this?
- von Zech's Translation of Tabernacle Teachings
- Mr. Schulz asked me to repost this ...
- We need a good translation of this ...
- First Watch Tower in Italian and French
- We need to see the ...
- Von Zech
- If you have this, we'd like a scan
- Very, VERY temporary post
- 1881
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- A New Year postcard
- Asking for the moon:
- Postcard from F H Robison to A Weber
- Work in the UK - VERY temporary post
- 1912 with Dust Jacket. Unusual
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- Posting this for Dr. Schulz
- An Italian postcard
- French tracts
- Can we attach this to Zion's Watch Tower.
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4 comments:
I am constantly amazed by your continuing ability to do exhaustive and relevant research. You never seen to tire out! Thank you for your hard work, and by setting a good example of how to do accurate and interesting research.
Andrew
I enjoyed reading this updated material.
Footnote 15 is about a letter that Sunderlin wrote to ZWT from London before he was taken ill. I find it interesting that Sunderlin sent exactly the same letter to The Restitution. It can be found in the November 2, 1881 issue, page 2.
A thoroughly enjoyable article. The structure of listing the towns and cities appealed to me. Thank you for all your research.
I've read it carefully. Can anybody tell me if someone in the world has ever written something on the issue? This is the first time that I read a complete, exhaustive, and detailed account of dozens of reviews, positive and negative, of that time. I say again and again: Bruce and Rachael, are simply the best.
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