John G Paton Missionary to the New Hebrides An Autobiography volume 1
John G Paton Missionary to the New Hebrides An Autobiography volume 1
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Cordelia. Captain Vernon and Miaki. The Captain and Our Chiefs. The John Williams. Impressions Evanescent. A House on the Hill. In Fever Grips. "Noble Old Abraham. " Critics in Easy Chairs.
IN the first letter, sent jointly by Mr. Copeland and me from Tanna to the Church at home, the following statements are found : "We found the Tannese to be painted Savages, enveloped in all the superstition and wickedness of Heathenism. All the men and children go in a state of nudity. The older women wear g...rass skirts, and the young women and girls, grass or leaf aprons like Eve in Eden. They are exceedingly ignorant, vicious, and bigoted, and almost void of natural affec- tion. Instead of the inhabitants of Port Resolution 142 AffSSION L LAVES FROM TANNA.
being improved by coming in contact with white men, they are rendered much worse ; for they have learned all their vices, but none of their virtues, if such arc possessed by the pioneer traders among such races ! The sandahvood Traders are as a class the most godless of men, whose cruelty and wicked- ness make us ashamed to own them as our country- men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cordelia. Captain Vernon and Miaki. The Captain and Our Chiefs. The John Williams. Impressions Evanescent. A House on the Hill. In Fever Grips. "Noble Old Abraham. " Critics in Easy Chairs.
IN the first letter, sent jointly by Mr. Copeland and me from Tanna to the Church at home, the following statements are found : "We found the Tannese to be painted Savages, enveloped in all the superstition and wickedness of Heathenism. All the men and children go in a state of nudity. The older women wear g...rass skirts, and the young women and girls, grass or leaf aprons like Eve in Eden. They are exceedingly ignorant, vicious, and bigoted, and almost void of natural affec- tion. Instead of the inhabitants of Port Resolution 142 AffSSION L LAVES FROM TANNA.
being improved by coming in contact with white men, they are rendered much worse ; for they have learned all their vices, but none of their virtues, if such arc possessed by the pioneer traders among such races ! The sandahvood Traders are as a class the most godless of men, whose cruelty and wicked- ness make us ashamed to own them as our country- men.
What to read after John G Paton Missionary to the New Hebrides An Autobiography volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paton John Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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