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Our Lady of Ipswich: Devotion, Dissonance, and the Agitation of Memory at a Forgotten Pilgrimage Site

Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute- United States

doi 10.1111/1467-9655.12815

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AnthropologyArtsHumanities

Date

April 14, 2018

Authors

Richard D.G. Irvine

Publisher

Wiley


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