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Book Description
- Title:
- Short History of Christian Missions From Abraham and Paul to Carey, Livingstone, and Duff, 8th edn.
- Authors:
- George Smith [1833-1919]
- Publication Year:
- Year
- Location:
- Edinburgh
- Publisher:
- T & T Clark
- Pages:
- 252
- Subjects:
- Christian Missions
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- The Missionary Covenant - Foundation of the City of God in History
- Judaism the First Missionary Religion
- Christ the King of the Missionary Host - the Missionary Charge
- The Holy Spirit the Leader of the Missionary Host
- The Roman Empire Subdued by the City of God
- The Conversion of the Scots and English
- The Conversion of the Goths and Franks
- The Conversion of the Teutons and Northmen
- Mission to Slavs, Mohammedans, and Jews
- The Reformation Only Indirectly Missionary
- The Dawn of Modern Missions - The Danish-Halle and Moravian Missions
- The Dawn of Modern Missions - The English in North America and in India
- The Missionary Compromise of the Latin Church with Heathenism
- Foundation of English Missions - William Carey the First English Missionary to India, 1791-1834
- The Great Missionary and Bible Societies, 1792
- The Churches Become Missionary, 1830
- Evangelical Missions and Mankind