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British Baptist Historians

2. Ian M. Randall

3. Karen E. Smith

4. John H. Y. Briggs

5. David W. Bebbington

6. Brian Stanley

7. Peter J. Morden

8. Anthony R. Cross

9. Faith Bowers

10. Stephen Copson

One Response

Timothy Whelan, on August 23, 2017 at 1:41 pm said:

Faith is a good friend and wonderful scholar for Bloomsbury!

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