John Howard Angas Pioneer Pastoralist Politician And Philanthropist
John Howard Angas Pioneer Pastoralist Politician And Philanthropist
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" Whether Mr. Angas thought the specialising of one sex above another exhibited undue preference or not cannot be told, but it is certain that his large annual sub- scription went to the Boys' School at Beyrout, and a further sum of 18 per annum maintained a pupil who was regarded as his " protege. " Lois Cox Memorial Home.
Similar in many respects to the foregoing, as an illustration of feelings which he expressed in deeds rather than words, and that were praiseworthy as well as powerful, was ...the action taken by Mr. Angas on behalf of an institution that has a direct connec- tion with South Australia. The South Australian Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society gave a consecrated young lady to India, a daughter of the late highly-esteemed Rev. F. W. Cox. Lois Ainslie 216 JOHN HOWARD ANGAS.
Cox was the earliest Australian candidate to enter the service of the Society, and first at Madras, and subsequently at Salem, in Southern India, she labored with singular devotion.
While living at Salem, Miss Cox established Christian Schools in different districts, but under the strain of self-imposed hard work her health failed, she was compelled to return to Adelaide, and died in her father's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Whether Mr. Angas thought the specialising of one sex above another exhibited undue preference or not cannot be told, but it is certain that his large annual sub- scription went to the Boys' School at Beyrout, and a further sum of 18 per annum maintained a pupil who was regarded as his " protege. " Lois Cox Memorial Home.
Similar in many respects to the foregoing, as an illustration of feelings which he expressed in deeds rather than words, and that were praiseworthy as well as powerful, was ...the action taken by Mr. Angas on behalf of an institution that has a direct connec- tion with South Australia. The South Australian Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society gave a consecrated young lady to India, a daughter of the late highly-esteemed Rev. F. W. Cox. Lois Ainslie 216 JOHN HOWARD ANGAS.
Cox was the earliest Australian candidate to enter the service of the Society, and first at Madras, and subsequently at Salem, in Southern India, she labored with singular devotion.
While living at Salem, Miss Cox established Christian Schools in different districts, but under the strain of self-imposed hard work her health failed, she was compelled to return to Adelaide, and died in her father's house.
What to read after John Howard Angas Pioneer Pastoralist Politician And Philanthropist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H T Burgess to read onlineMoreLess
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