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The inward garden : creating a place of beauty and meaning

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Type: Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1995]
Call number: SB473 .M47 1995
Creator: Messervy, Julie Moir(Opens in new tab)
ISBN: 0316567922
Dimensions: 27 cm
Associated people: Abell, Sam.
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