1905 AMY WILSON-CARMICHAEL. Things as They Are: Mission Work in Southern India. LeatherVery rare first American printing of Amy Wilson Carmichael's ground breaking approach to missionary correspondence. The British and American public had been used to very surgical, clean narratives. Heathens are horrible [insert macabre story], missions romantically hard, success. Her reporting of the work in India, involving child prostitutes, the emotional ravages of her work, the complicity of the English in creating situations of poverty, etc.,
Preached at Durham
Minister of the Gospel in Edinburgh
two volumes of addresses
In the City of New York on Thanksgiving Day
3 "Help those women which laboured with me in the gospel
printed in red
but very attractive and sound
A rather scarce anti-tobacco novel published at the height of the Civil War
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Adapted to the United States
and friends of Jesus and his holy religion: And that the Messiah's cause is here accompanied with civil government and the priest-bond - allusively
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