Breaking bread
the Catholic worker and the origin of Catholic radicalism in America
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Publication
1982 - Temple University Press, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
74,000 words, Guess
Page Count
296 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebreakingbreadcat00pieh
- Internet Archivebreakingbreadcat0000pieh
- ISBN-100877222576
- ISBN-139780877222576
- LibraryThing151978
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- Goodreads1531760
- Library of Congress Control Number82010327
- OCLC Control Number8552316
- Better World Books9780877222576
- Open LibraryOL3490566M
Classifications
- DDC267/.182
- LCCBX810.C393 P53 1982
- LCCBX810.C393.P53 1982
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