Tomos Alpha (Readable Version): The Beginnings

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Abstract/Description:	Tomos Alpha was intended to be the first of five volumes of the history of Phi Gamma Delta. Published in New York City in 1921. This edition is 490 pages. The edition from which this was scanned is located in the Library of Congress.
Subject(s):	Greater Phi Gamma Delta Book

Title:	Tomos Alpha (Readable Version): The Beginnings.
Name(s):	William Fosdick Chamberlin (Denison 1893), author
Type of Resource:	text
Genre:	Document; Book
Other Date:	1921
Publisher:	Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Abstract/Description:	Tomos Alpha was intended to be the first of five volumes of the history of Phi Gamma Delta. Published in New York City in 1921. This edition is 490 pages. The edition from which this was scanned is located in the Library of Congress.
Subject(s):	Greater Phi Gamma Delta Book
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
In Collections:	Books

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