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Helping Prisoners is nothing new for Canadian-born Anglican priest William A
Helping Prisoners is nothing new for Canadian-born Anglican priest William A

Helping Prisoners is nothing new for Canadian-born Anglican priest William A

Date11/12/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Helping Prisoners is nothing new for Canadian-born Anglican priest William A. Gilbert; 65. He and mystery writer Earle Stanley Gardner established the Court of Last Resort. Now he is working to set up a foundation to improve the church's ministry to people in prison.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021843F
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