An Open Path: Christian Missionaries, 1515-1914Hutchinson, 1979 - 325 страници |
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... American foreign missions . Merchants from New England were already trading profitably in the Orient ; American missions there were a practical possibility . Presbyterians and Congregationalists united to form the Board of Commissioners ...
... American foreign missions . Merchants from New England were already trading profitably in the Orient ; American missions there were a practical possibility . Presbyterians and Congregationalists united to form the Board of Commissioners ...
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... American South , launched a foreign mission to the Congo on new lines . Instead of living on money sent by the church back home , this mission , by standing on its own feet , would teach the liberated blacks the frontier virtues of self ...
... American South , launched a foreign mission to the Congo on new lines . Instead of living on money sent by the church back home , this mission , by standing on its own feet , would teach the liberated blacks the frontier virtues of self ...
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... American Baptist Union , 271 American Board of Foreign Missions , 202 American Congo Company , 282 American Indians , 17 , 19 , 22 , 42-3 , 58,88 American Methodist Mission , 264–6 Andrade , Gomez de , 35 Anne , Queen , III Anne of ...
... American Baptist Union , 271 American Board of Foreign Missions , 202 American Congo Company , 282 American Indians , 17 , 19 , 22 , 42-3 , 58,88 American Methodist Mission , 264–6 Andrade , Gomez de , 35 Anne , Queen , III Anne of ...
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Adoniram Judson Africa American Anglican Arabs arrived Baptist became began bishop Britain British brought Buganda Burma Burmese called Captain Casas Charles de Foucauld chiefs Christian Church Missionary Society civilization coast colony Congo converts convicts David Livingston death E. D. Morel England English evangelical father forced labour Foucauld France French George Georgia girls Gospel Guaraní guns hand heart Hottentots Hurons Indians Islam island Jamaica Jesuits John killed King Leopold land living Livingstone London London Missionary Society Lugard Mackay Maori Methodist miles mind minister mission Morel Mtesa Muslim Mwanga native never Oglethorpe once Paraguay plantation political Pomare Pomare II Praying Indians preaching priest prisoners Protestant religion religious river Roman Catholic royal Samuel Marsden Schweitzer Selwyn sent ship Sierra Leone slave trade slavery soldiers soon Stanley sugar Tahiti Tahitians took Touareg Vanderkemp Wesley Whitefield Wilberforce women wrote young Zealand