The Moravian Missions in Ohio
The Moravian Missions in Ohio
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Zeisberger and the faithful Glikkikin were on the ground to hold back, if possible, the onrushing tide of MORAVIAN MISSIONS IN OHIO. 73 war and to uphold White Eyes with their prayers and presence. But now, even White Eyes was beginning to lose hope. His love for his nation was true patriot- ism. His motto was : " My country, may she ever be right, but right or wrong, my country forever. " The seventh day passed without news, the eighth was fast passing, the last dance was ready to proceed, and... every sound seemed to proclaim War ! War ! War ! Was all lost ? Were the prayers of Glik- kikin to be of no avail, and the plans and hopes of White Eyes and the life work of Zeisberger and his fellow mis- sionaries to be destroyed in one brief day ? It seemed so. Zeisberger, sick with anxiety for the future of his beloved missions retired from the scene to Lichtenau, a branch mission about two.
74 MORAVIAN MISSIONS IN OHIO.
miles from Coshocton, which was estab- lished shortly after the Delaware capital was moved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zeisberger and the faithful Glikkikin were on the ground to hold back, if possible, the onrushing tide of MORAVIAN MISSIONS IN OHIO. 73 war and to uphold White Eyes with their prayers and presence. But now, even White Eyes was beginning to lose hope. His love for his nation was true patriot- ism. His motto was : " My country, may she ever be right, but right or wrong, my country forever. " The seventh day passed without news, the eighth was fast passing, the last dance was ready to proceed, and... every sound seemed to proclaim War ! War ! War ! Was all lost ? Were the prayers of Glik- kikin to be of no avail, and the plans and hopes of White Eyes and the life work of Zeisberger and his fellow mis- sionaries to be destroyed in one brief day ? It seemed so. Zeisberger, sick with anxiety for the future of his beloved missions retired from the scene to Lichtenau, a branch mission about two.
74 MORAVIAN MISSIONS IN OHIO.
miles from Coshocton, which was estab- lished shortly after the Delaware capital was moved.
What to read after The Moravian Missions in Ohio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis C Francis Christian Huebner to read onlineMoreLess
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