An Account of the Religious And Literary Life of Adam Clarke Written By One
An Account of the Religious And Literary Life of Adam Clarke Written By One
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Morrison went out to Canton under the auspices of the " London Missionary Society, " and early and successfully 350 DR. R. MORRISON.
applied himself to the study of the Chinese language ; forming a dictionary, and afterwards writing some religious tracts in that difficult tongue : ultimately he translated large portions of the Holy Scriptures into Chinese.
Having been acquainted with Mr. Clarke previous to his going abroad, he kept up for many years a correspondence with him. As an intelligent ...man, Mr. Morrison's observations on the people of the country itself, as far as he was permitted to visit it, and the genius of their language, were all matters of high interest to Mr. Clarke, who was solicitous to view every subject in all its bearings, — every people in all their varied relations, — and every country in its religious, moral, social, civil, and natural character. On the other hand, removed so far from all the scenes of his previous life, from the usages of the religion of his forefathers, from every species of literary information, it must have been peculiarly gratifying for Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morrison went out to Canton under the auspices of the " London Missionary Society, " and early and successfully 350 DR. R. MORRISON.
applied himself to the study of the Chinese language ; forming a dictionary, and afterwards writing some religious tracts in that difficult tongue : ultimately he translated large portions of the Holy Scriptures into Chinese.
Having been acquainted with Mr. Clarke previous to his going abroad, he kept up for many years a correspondence with him. As an intelligent ...man, Mr. Morrison's observations on the people of the country itself, as far as he was permitted to visit it, and the genius of their language, were all matters of high interest to Mr. Clarke, who was solicitous to view every subject in all its bearings, — every people in all their varied relations, — and every country in its religious, moral, social, civil, and natural character. On the other hand, removed so far from all the scenes of his previous life, from the usages of the religion of his forefathers, from every species of literary information, it must have been peculiarly gratifying for Mr.
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