Priests, witches and power: popular Christianity after mission in southern Tanzania

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Christian Theology and Mission African history and culture studies Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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Maia Green, Priests, Witches and Power: popular Christianity after mission in Southern Tanzania. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (hard covers £40, US$60, ISBN 0 521 62189 5). 2003>, 180 pp. - Volume 74 Issue 4

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