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English: Christian College (now Columbia College of Missouri) |
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Photo from: Brown, John T., Churches of Christ, Louisville. Kentucky: John P. Morton and Company, 1904 (also see Text and Photos hosted at Memorial University). |
| Author | John T. Brown |
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