Power house, prison house — an oral genre and its use in Isaiah Shembe's Nazareth Baptist church

Elizabeth Gunner

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(1988). Power house, prison house — an oral genre and its use in Isaiah Shembe's Nazareth Baptist church. Journal of Southern African Studies: Vol. 14, Culture and Consciousness in Southern Africa, pp. 204-227.

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