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Resource Type:	Photographs
Language:	English
Location:	P26071--COGOP
Date:	19730708
Author/Creator:	AP Wirephoto. More by Creator Search Periodicals Using this Creator
Title:	Bahamas--Nassau [P26071]
Format:	black and white 8x9 None
Description:	Copyrighted Description: H.R.H. Prince Charles of England (seated, second from right) participates in the Thanksgiving services of the Bahamas Independence Celebration at Nassau on Sunday, July 8. Bishop Alvin S. Moss, general overseer of the Church of God of Prophecy, speaks (at left), while Bahamas Governor Sir John Paul is seated at right; July 8, 1973.
Subject:	Charles, Prince of Wales, 1948-. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Paul, John. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Moss, Alvin S. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Church of God of Prophecy--Churches--Florida--Miami. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Church of God of Prophecy, More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Bahamas--Nassau. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject
Date Cataloged:	12/19/2012

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