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The Inequality of Unwritten Languages: Some Reflections on the Christian Use of the Vernacular in Eastern Africa

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Series: Hekima Review. No.36 Publication details: Journal Article: Hekima Review, 36 (2006)Description: Pages: 26-34 23cmSubject(s):

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