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1930 AFRICAN MISSIONARY. 200+ Ethnographic Photography Archive of C. T. Studd Mission Agency Worker. Biography whose success in America was

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whose success in America was largely due to Barnum

original blank ffep has slight loss at corner and is foxed

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originally ordained as a missionary with Adoniram Judson in 1812 and traveling to Indian with both Judson and Luther Rice

Extensive information from the Woahoo [Oahu] Station in the Sandwich Islands

1930 AFRICAN MISSIONARY. 200+ Ethnographic Photography Archive of C. T. Studd Mission Agency Worker. Biography whose success in America wasA superb pair of annotated albums compiled by and recording the missionary work of Cyril Punt of the Bible Churchman's Missionary Society in association with Alfred Buxton. By 1928, Alfred Buxton, the son in law of C. T. Studd, had sensed that the Congo was more heavily evangelized than many other areas which had, as yet, remained almost unreached. He shifted his attention to the Horn of Africa. The major cities of Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, and Kenya

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