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The onliest one alive by Catherine Thrash · Booklabria

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The onliest one alive

HistoryPersonal narratives

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First published: 1995

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A book by Catherine Thrash, first published in 1995. Open Library records 1 edition, in English; it is from M.K. Towne, 1995, 140 pages.

Subjects: History
Personal narratives
Cults
Peoples Temple
Christian Church
Set in: United States
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Jonestown
Characters: Jim Jones

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One edition on record

Publisher: M.K. Towne
Published: 1995
Pages: 140
Language: English
Contributor: Towne, Marian Kleinsasser

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