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Cao Dai Giao Hai Ngoai (1994). An outline of Caodaism. Chan Tam: Redlands, CA.

Davey, Lucy A. (trans.)(1992). Phap-Chanh-Truyen = The Religious Constitution of Caodaism: Religious Constitutional Laws / explained and annotated by His Holiness Ho- Phap Pham Cong Tac, translated from French to English by Lucy Davey with foreword by Professor Eric J. Sharpe and introduction to English translation by Professor Garry W. Trompf. Caodaist Association of Australia, NSW Chapter: Wiley Park, NSW, Australia. 

Dao, Cong-Tam (editor) (2002). Understanding Caodaism: A Practical Guide. Sydney Centre for Studies in Caodaism: Sydney, NSW - Australia. 

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