From Cape Horn to Panama. A Narrative of Missionary Enterprise Among the Neglected Races of South America, by the South American Missionary Society, 2nd edn.
Robert Young
London: South American Missionary Society, 1905. Hbk. pp.212.
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Contents
- Captain Allan F. Gardiner, R.N.
- Hope Deferred, Not Lost
- A Chapter of Disasters
- Further Disasters
- The Turning of the Tide
- Opening of Mission Stations on the Islands
- The Darkness Passing Away
- Among the Patagonians
- Evangelistic Work - Chaplaincies - Seamen's Missions
- Among the Indians of the Paraguayan Chaco
- Among the Mapuché Indians of Araucania
- Among the Tribes and Romanists of Brazil
- The Isthmus of Panama
Concluding Remarks
Appendix
Index
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