History of the Parish And Town of Bampton With the District And Hamlets Belongi
History of the Parish And Town of Bampton With the District And Hamlets Belongi
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of which have been published. — His self-devotion and dis- interestedness at length had its due effect upon the minds of the natives ; animated with the zeal of the first Christians they abolished the superstitions of ages and brought the id, )ls of their . Nnre. Stors to their instructors to be committed to the flames. The honourable Captain Waldegrave. Of H. M. S. Seringapatam, and Lord Byron, c. Iptain of the Blonde, have borne honorable testimony to the profieiencey of these poor islanders ...in Scriptural knowledge, and declared that Ihey had received answers to questions on religious subjects put by them, which most assuredly they never would have received at any provincial school in England. The ardour ol Williams's mind led him to confer the blessings of Evangelization on the Harvey group of islands especially to the island of Rarotonga. At these islands the gospel was received with eagerness. — From one island, where it had been pro- claimed, but where it was not possible to leave a missionary, a native visited Raro- tonga in an open canoe, (a voyage of 80 milesj to fetch, as he expresfed it, a little religion, which he took home to his countrymen, and then returned for further instruc- tion.
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of which have been published. — His self-devotion and dis- interestedness at length had its due effect upon the minds of the natives ; animated with the zeal of the first Christians they abolished the superstitions of ages and brought the id, )ls of their . Nnre. Stors to their instructors to be committed to the flames. The honourable Captain Waldegrave. Of H. M. S. Seringapatam, and Lord Byron, c. Iptain of the Blonde, have borne honorable testimony to the profieiencey of these poor islanders ...in Scriptural knowledge, and declared that Ihey had received answers to questions on religious subjects put by them, which most assuredly they never would have received at any provincial school in England. The ardour ol Williams's mind led him to confer the blessings of Evangelization on the Harvey group of islands especially to the island of Rarotonga. At these islands the gospel was received with eagerness. — From one island, where it had been pro- claimed, but where it was not possible to leave a missionary, a native visited Raro- tonga in an open canoe, (a voyage of 80 milesj to fetch, as he expresfed it, a little religion, which he took home to his countrymen, and then returned for further instruc- tion.
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