Preface
Robert Henderson, whose life story is told in the following pages, held a unique place in the hearts of his fellow missionaries. “He was the loved of all,” and when the sad story of his tragic death reached them, they felt for the moment that all the sunshine of life had departed. He was altogether lovable and wherever he went he created an atmosphere of love and goodwill. Everyone was drawn to him, and his friends both in India and Ireland were very numerous. The coronet which Lowell placed on the brow of the Swiss naturalist, Agassiz, that “where’er he met a stranger there he left a friend,” might have been placed on Robert Henderson’s brow also. He had, too, a richly endowed, many-sided nature. His gifts, both intellectual and practical, were very striking. [Continue reading]
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