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God's Smuggler was first published in 1967 (written with John L. Sherrill and Elizabeth Sherrill). The specific scan identified for this project on the Internet Archive is the 1968 Penguin paperback edition, item identifier godssmuggler00andr_0 (archive.org/details/godssmuggler00andr_0), roughly 230 pages, in English, catalogued under the subject "Missions."
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