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This is a newly typeset edition of a nineteenth century history of the Waldensian movement which the authors credit with guarding the flame of primitive Christianity against corruptions instituted by Papal authority.

Letter of Charles Joseph La Trobe.

Thomas Bernhard does not use punctuation --except on one occasion--and we have, of course, done our translation with this in mind.

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