The Quarterly Review, Vol. 32: June and October, 1825 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Tionol'memreadjtisina nagewhichtheydonotundmtand. I? Cn'stianesimofelice del 'araguai is the title of Muratori's back. The history of the Moravian missions contains a fact ih teresting in itself, and singularly so as contrasted with the total wreck of this Happy Chustiamty of the Jesuits among those indium, who may pro rly be called their people. One of the primitive Moraviaus, eorge Schmid by name. Went to the Ca it: 1737, and going a little way into the interior. Erected a hat W, cleared a spot of land for a plantation, and b i the good will of the Hottentots, induced them to let m theirchildren. He taught them to read Dutch. And inetrneted both theniand their parents in the main truths of Christianity, hndcflled with any human inventions. What he d' was upon a (forbe baptized only seven adults); wene thrown in hisnybythe colonists. And be wentto Europe in Minthebopeof oh fronitbegovernmentinflelllnd permissiontorevisithi-little ocltand continue the lshourol' love.
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Tionol'memreadjtisina nagewhichtheydonotundmtand. I? Cn'stianesimofelice del 'araguai is the title of Muratori's back. The history of the Moravian missions contains a fact ih teresting in itself, and singularly so as contrasted with the total wreck of this Happy Chustiamty of the Jesuits among those indium, who may pro rly be called their people. One of the primitive Moraviaus, eorge Schmid by name. Went to the Ca it: 1737, and going a little way into the interior. Erected a hat W, cleared a spot of land for a plantation, and b i the good will of the Hottentots, induced them to let m theirchildren. He taught them to read Dutch. And inetrneted both theniand their parents in the main truths of Christianity, hndcflled with any human inventions. What he d' was upon a (forbe baptized only seven adults); wene thrown in hisnybythe colonists. And be wentto Europe in Minthebopeof oh fronitbegovernmentinflelllnd permissiontorevisithi-little ocltand continue the lshourol' love.
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