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Tabuk tapu : tafajiviau fou : avisau Paal ma Jems ma Pitar ma Jon niserea ma Anea Nifakarea : translation into the language of Futuna, New Hebrides of the epistles of Paul, James, Peter and John and the Revelation of St. John
Bib ID 2366388
Format BookBook
Uniform Title Bible. New Testament. Futuna-Aniwa. Selections. 1930
Description Sydney : Robert Day, Print., 1930 
94, 190p. ; 20cm. 
Notes

In the language of the Futuna and Aniwa islands, Vanuatu.

Translated by William Gunn.

Subjects Futuna-Aniwa language -- Texts.
Other authors/contributors Gunn, William

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