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| Description | The coat of arms of Bishop John J. Lawler (1862–1948) of Lead, and then Rapid City. |
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| Source | Scanned from page 51 of The Ecclesiastical Review (Volume LX, Jan. 1919), published by the Dolphin Press in Philadelphia. |
| Author | Pierre de Chaignon la Rose |
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