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Portals to Freedom

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Portals to Freedom
AuthorHoward Colby Ives
PublisherGeorge Ronald Publisher Ltd
ISBN9780853980136
AvailableGeorge Ronald

First published in 1937 this is an incomparable and unique account of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá's visit to America by one of His own disciples.

'Here I saw a man who, outwardly, like myself, lived in a world of confusion, yet, beyond the possibility of doubt, lived and worked in that higher and real world . . . And, which is to me a most inspiring and encouraging fact, He took it for granted that you and I . . . could enter into and live and move in that world if we could.'

Portals to Freedom is a personal record which brings the historical figure of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá to warm life, and His message close to the heart.

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Author[edit]

Howard Colby Ives

Publisher[edit]

George Ronald Publisher Ltd

ISBN[edit]

978-0-85398-013-6

Available from[edit]

George Ronald

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