What has the author J Vinton Webster written?

Answer 1

John C. B. Webster has written:

'The Dalit Christians' -- subject(s): Dalits, History, Christians, Religion

'The pastor to Dalits' -- subject(s): Dalits, Clergy, Religion

'The Dalit Christians' -- subject(s): Christians, Religion, Dalits, Social conditions, Church history, India, Christianity

Answer 2

J. Vinton Webster is an author known for writing fiction and non-fiction books that explore a wide range of topics, including history, spirituality, and personal growth. Some of his works include "The Mists of Tetonia" and "Path of the Rose."

Answer 3

Hanson Hart Webster has written:

'What the world eats' -- subject(s): Food, Juvenile literature

'...Travel by air, land, and sea' -- subject(s): History, Transportation

'The world's messengers' -- subject(s): Communication and traffic, Juvenile literature

Answer 4

William David Webster has written:

'Taxonomic and nomenclatorial notes on bats of the genus glossophaga in North America, with description of a new species' -- subject(s): Glossophaga, Classification

'Mammals of the Carolinas, Virginia, and Maryland' -- subject(s): Mammals

'Church of Rome at the Bar of History'

'A new subspecies of Glossophaga commissarisi (Chiroptera, Phyllostomidae) from western Mexico' -- subject(s): Classification, Glossophaga commissarisi, Phyllostomidae

Answer 5

Charles E. Webster has written:

'The executive's guide to business and economic forecasting' -- subject(s): Business forecasting, Economic forecasting

Answer 6

Donald E. Webster has written:

'Bede College'

Answer 7

J. Vinton Webster has written:

'Two true California stories' -- subject(s): California in fiction, Fiction

'Augusta a Drama in Four Acts'

Answer 8

D. E. Webster has written:

'Library policies'

'Handbook for sport and physical education examinations' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Sports, Physical education and training

Answer 9

Warwick Hanson has written:

'Dental caries in the Cook Islands' -- subject(s): Dental caries, Statistics

Answer 10

Loring C. Webster has written:

'The end from the beginning' -- subject(s): God, Omniscience