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The cost of commitment.

White, John, 1924

The cost of commitment. - England : Inter-Varsity Preess, c1976. - 91p. 17cm

LC Class. No.: 231.8 / W584

The cost of commitment.

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White J. 1., . (1976). The cost of commitment. England: Inter-Varsity Preess.

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White John 1924, . 1976. The cost of commitment. England: Inter-Varsity Preess.

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White J. 1., . (1976). The cost of commitment. England: Inter-Varsity Preess.

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White John 1924, . The cost of commitment. England: Inter-Varsity Preess. 1976.

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