James Thayer Addison
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James Thayer Addison (1887–1953) was an American Episcopalian teacher and writer.[1] He wrote several books on Islam and Buddhism, including the second major English language study of the Ahmadiyya movement after Howard Walter.
Works
- Addison, J. T. 'The Ahmadiyya Movement and its Western Propaganda', Harvard Theological Review, vol. 22, (1929)
References
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