Anglican and Episcopal history.

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Anglican and Episcopal history (Online)

Title & Author:

Anglican and Episcopal history.

Publication:

Description:

1 online resource (volumes) : illustrations, portraits

Restrictions:

License restrictions may limit access.

Notes:
Quarterly
Began with v. 56, no. 1 (Mar. 1987).
Published under the authority of the General Convention.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Historical magazine of the Protestant Episcopal Church

Summary:

Includes section "Book reviews."

Resources:
Backfiles
Google, V.73 2004
Google, V.72 2003
Google, V.75 2006
Google, V.76 2007
Google, V.68 1999
Google, V.70 2001
Google, V.71 2002
Google, V.67 1998
Google, V.74 2005
Google, V.66 1997
Google, V.69 2000
Google, V.77:NO.2-4 2008
JSTOR
03/01/1987 to 12/31/2015
Religion Database: 01/03/2000 to Present
Full-text via EUI LINKS
Full text available from JSTOR Arts & Sciences XI: 01/03/1987 to 31/12/2015
An electronic journal available through full-text database.
(PAO)
(JSTOR)
ProQuest
Available from 2000.
Proquest Central
Available from 1932 until 2000.
ProQuest PAO Periodicals Archive Online Collection 8
Available from 01/03/2000.
ProQuest One Literature
Available from 01/03/2000.
Available from 1987 volume: 56 issue: 1. Most recent 2 year(s) not available.

ISSN:

0896-8039

Subject:

Episcopal Church Periodicals.
Episcopal Church
Anglican Communion Periodicals.
Communion anglicane Périodiques.
Anglican Communion

Form/genre:

Electronic journals.
Periodical
periodicals.
Periodicals
Périodiques.

Host item:

JSTOR Arts & Sciences XI Collection (JISC).
ProQuest Periodicals Archive Online.

Added entries:

Historical Society of the Episcopal Church.

Anglican & Episcopal history

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