Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 30, Issue 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... missionaries ; and the objects of the missionaries are better understood by the natives . Many of the most diffi- cult dialects of the country have been reduced to writing , and now serve , not only as easy and direct channels of ...
... missionaries ; and the objects of the missionaries are better understood by the natives . Many of the most diffi- cult dialects of the country have been reduced to writing , and now serve , not only as easy and direct channels of ...
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... missionaries who travelled over the whole world , so far as it is yet discovered , and from amongst the most ferocious nations gathered . congregations that were , if not in reality , yet in name and in some of their usages , Christians ...
... missionaries who travelled over the whole world , so far as it is yet discovered , and from amongst the most ferocious nations gathered . congregations that were , if not in reality , yet in name and in some of their usages , Christians ...
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... missionaries to raise the natives in the scale of civilization and intelligence ; and in consequence of legislation which had the tendency to embarrass the labours of the missionaries , the mission was transferred to the Gabun in 1842 ...
... missionaries to raise the natives in the scale of civilization and intelligence ; and in consequence of legislation which had the tendency to embarrass the labours of the missionaries , the mission was transferred to the Gabun in 1842 ...
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