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Mary Slessor. The Dundee Factory Girl who became a Devoted African Missionary
James Joseph Ellis [1853-1924?],

Kilmarnock: John Ritchie, [1927]. Hbk. pp.80.


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J.J. Ellis [1853-?], Mary Slessor. The Dundee Factory Girl who became a Devoted African Missionary

Contents

Foreword

  1. A Young Christian who was old enough to win souls
  2. A Loyal Missionary with Ideas and Visions of her own
  3. A Bold Pioneer who greatly dared for Christ; A Call for Courage in our Work for God
  4. A Good "Ma" who was also a Great Queen. A Proof that Love always conquers
  5. A Poor Woman who was enriched by what she gave above; A Sure method of securing True Wealth

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