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1. The Childhood of Religions: Embracing a Simple Account of the Birth and by Edward Clodd (1878)
"... XIL MOHAMMADANISM, OR ISL^M. THIS religion, which is the guide in life and
the support in death of one hundred ..."
2. Fifty Years in Western Africa: Being a Record of the Work of the West Indian by Alfred Henry Barrow (1900)
"Into the subject of Mohammadanism generally it is unnecessary to enter. We are
dealing, however, with a country in which the votaries of that creed abound ..."
3. The Religious Condition of Christendom: Described in a Series of Papers by Evangelical Alliance Conference, John Murray Mitchell (1880)
"Here an important question arises: Is Mohammadanism still extending ? ... When it
is asserted that Mohammadanism is spreading in India, the mistake may ..."
4. The Constitution and Laws of Afghanistan by Sul'tān Muḣammad Khān (1900)
"In this he is mistaken, unless he only means that Mohammadanism was not general
in Afghanistan until that date. The arguments showing Mr. Wheeler's ..."
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