About American Revision Committee
The American Revision Committee is a governing body that oversaw translation efforts of the Bible.
Biographical details
Basic information
| person Full name | American Revision Committee |
| cake Date of birth | Unknown |
Top works
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| The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New Testaments | |
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| 1901 | |
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