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Toronto, ON, Canada: Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative, 2000. Book. Good. Trade Paperback. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 297pp., notes, references. Outside covers scuffed, else good..
Sacred Earth, Sacred Community: Jubilee, Ecology and Aboriginal Peoples ISBN 13: 9780968371473
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Paperback; Toronto: Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative, 2000; ISBN-13: 978-0968371473
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Sacred Earth, Sacred Community : Jubilee, Ecology and Aboriginal Peoples
by Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative Staff
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Sacred Earth, Sacred Community: Jubilee, Ecology & Aboriginal Peoples
by Mihevc, John (General Editor); et al.
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Toronto: Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative [0-9683714-7-7] 2000. (Mass market paperback) 297pp. Near fine. 8vo. Light rubbing to wraps, else fine. Tight, bright, and clean. Appears unread..
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