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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Mosi-yin genesis kemegči nigedüger nom.

This book was published by the British and Foreign Bible Society in Shanghai, China, in 1913.

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Maɣtaɣal-un duu.

This book of hymns is unbound and pasted on loose sheets of paper. The handwritten note in Swedish on the front reads "Suitable for string music, No. 6, My soul up."

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This calendar is written in Mongolian and Chinese.

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Maɣtaɣal-un duu.

This text was published in 1925 by the Swedish Mongol Mission Press. It was printed at the mission station Hallong Osso, which was in use from 1908 to 1928. This folder contains five copies of the text: one hardcover, one clothbound, and three unbound.

Scope and Contents The title of this text in Mongolian is: Tegri-yin jam-iyar ayalan yabuqu-yin tokiyaldulɣ-a kemekü bičig-ün orusil.This text is a version of John Bunyan's novel "The Pilgrim's Progress: From This World to That Which Is to Come," first published in 1678. It was translated into Mongolian by Gendun and Daste Tjub, who worked for the Swedish Mongol Mission Press. They began working on the translation in 1920 and the text was printed by the Swedish Mongol Mission Press at their mission...

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Amuɣulang-i oluɣsan jangjün-u ulamjilal.

This text is a Mongolian translation of "The Story of Naaman," published by the Swedish Mongol Mission Press at their mission station in Hallong Osso in 1926. It was likely translated from the Mandarian Chinese version titled "Biography of the General Who Obtained Bliss," written by Irish missionary Charles Frederick Hogg of the China Inland Mission.

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Ariɣun surɣaɣuli-yin asaɣuqu öčikü bičig.

This book is a catechism, or a summary of the principles of Christian religion in the form of questions and answers for the instruction of Christians. It was likely translated from a Chinese version.

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Orčilang-tu yirtiecü-yin bayidal-i tobčilan üjegülügsen terigün debter.

This text was written by Tsyben Zhamtsarano and published by the Russian-Mongolian Publishing House in 1918. Altogether, the book consisted of three volumes and was used as a high school textbook in autonomous Outer-Mongolia in 1923.

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The title of this text in Mongolian is: Boɣda Činggis qaɣan-u čidig.

This text was published in 1927 by the Mongolian Books Office, located in Peking, China. The Mongolian Books Office was owned by Temgetü, a Mongolian citizen of the Republic of China, and operated between 1924 and 1933. The logo of the Mongolian Books Office appears on the back cover of this text.