The Great Revival of the Eighteenth Century
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Missionary Societies. 255 New Testament^ sent to Napoleon in his exile at St. Helena by the Viscountess Duncan, was, after the Emperor's death, returned to the author full of annotations, thus seeming to give some clue to those religious conversations, in which the illustrious exile certainly astonishes us, not long before his departure.
It is the London Missionary Society which has covered the largest surface of the earth with its missions, and it is not invidious to say that its records regis...ter a larger range of con- quests over heathenism and idolatry than could be chronicled in any age since the first apostles went upon their way. We have only to remem- ber the Sandwich Islands, * and the crowds of islands in the Southern Seas, with their chief civiliser, the martyr of Erromanga; Africa, from the Cape along through the deep interior, with Moffatt and Livingstone, whose celebrated motto was, ^' The end of the geographical feat is the beginning of the missionary enterprise ;" China and Robert Morison ; Madagascar and William Ellis, and many other regions and names to justify our verdict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Missionary Societies. 255 New Testament^ sent to Napoleon in his exile at St. Helena by the Viscountess Duncan, was, after the Emperor's death, returned to the author full of annotations, thus seeming to give some clue to those religious conversations, in which the illustrious exile certainly astonishes us, not long before his departure.
It is the London Missionary Society which has covered the largest surface of the earth with its missions, and it is not invidious to say that its records regis...ter a larger range of con- quests over heathenism and idolatry than could be chronicled in any age since the first apostles went upon their way. We have only to remem- ber the Sandwich Islands, * and the crowds of islands in the Southern Seas, with their chief civiliser, the martyr of Erromanga; Africa, from the Cape along through the deep interior, with Moffatt and Livingstone, whose celebrated motto was, ^' The end of the geographical feat is the beginning of the missionary enterprise ;" China and Robert Morison ; Madagascar and William Ellis, and many other regions and names to justify our verdict.
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