The Dakota Mission
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G. H. POND had translated Luke, and Mr. RIGGS had translated The Acts and Paul's Epistles with the Revelation of John. Added to this we had a portion of the Psalms and Dr. WILLIAMSON'S translation of Genesis. Besides, our hymns in the Dakota Language had now accumulated so as to be quite a work to write off. Then we needed some school books. All of these being prepared for the press, the object of this visit on East was to have the books printed. The printing was done partly in Boston and partl...y in Cincinnati.
In this year Mr. S. W. POND removed up to Lac qui Parle and Dr. WILLIAMSON came down to the stone house, which places they continued to occupy until the year following, when they both returned.
About this time the contest on the polygamy question was at its height. It was quite a common thing for the principal Dakota men to have more than one wife. In several instances two wives of one man had been received to the church at Lac qui Parle. It was not perceived that we could adopt any rule excluding either of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. H. POND had translated Luke, and Mr. RIGGS had translated The Acts and Paul's Epistles with the Revelation of John. Added to this we had a portion of the Psalms and Dr. WILLIAMSON'S translation of Genesis. Besides, our hymns in the Dakota Language had now accumulated so as to be quite a work to write off. Then we needed some school books. All of these being prepared for the press, the object of this visit on East was to have the books printed. The printing was done partly in Boston and partl...y in Cincinnati.
In this year Mr. S. W. POND removed up to Lac qui Parle and Dr. WILLIAMSON came down to the stone house, which places they continued to occupy until the year following, when they both returned.
About this time the contest on the polygamy question was at its height. It was quite a common thing for the principal Dakota men to have more than one wife. In several instances two wives of one man had been received to the church at Lac qui Parle. It was not perceived that we could adopt any rule excluding either of them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Return Riggs to read onlineMoreLess
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