File:Joseph Hopkins Twichell.png

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Description portrait of Joseph Hopkins Twichell of USA
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Source The culture of Christian manhood; Sunday mornings in Battell chapel, Yale university / https://archive.org/stream/cultureofchristi00sall/cultureofchristi00sall#page/n224/mode/1up
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