A rhetorical criticism of G. Campbell Morgan's use of metaphor in his sermons during his first tenure at Westminster Chapel (1904-1917) with applications for contemporary preaching

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A rhetorical criticism of G. Campbell Morgan's use of metaphor in his sermons during his first tenure at Westminster Chapel (1904-1917) with applications for contemporary preaching

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on 18 Feb 2009

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2008

Benjamin J. Brammer

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