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1 Introduction
2 Life, Vision and Response at the Margins
3 Living and Leading within a Minority
4 A Vision from the Margins
5 Dimensions and Directions in the Ecclesial Response
6 Conclusion
Appendix: The Constitution of the Diocese of Charleston. 1839
Bibliography
Index of Names
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