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Growth - Ajum - Աճում
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Title
Growth - Ajum - Աճում
Creator
Henry Churchill King
Publisher
H. Madt‘ēosean Press, Constantinople
Issue Date
1921
Language
Armenian
Subject
Theology
Location
American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), Istanbul
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/229387
Collections
Armenian editions of books
Type
Book
Format
Height 18 cm, width 12 cm
Number of Scanned Documents
19
Identifier
EAP1355ABLPABBARM151
Rights
Open Access
Rights Holder
American Research Institute in Turkey, Istanbul; Salt Research
Accrual Method
The Armenian book collection was first inventoried and added into the American Board Library (ABL) in 2005 by Board archivist Brian Johnson and library assistant Janet Durna. It is included in the library’s larger collection of publications of the American Board (PAB), and it is arranged on the shelves in numerical sequence, with each work coded ABL-PAB-BOOKS_ARM, followed by an inventory number.
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