The American Missionary
PARAGRAPHS 65 PAYING THE DEBT 66 NEGROLOGY 67 BILLS IN CONGRESS 68 EDUCATION AMONG THE FREEDMEN 69 WHAT CAN THE WOMEN DO?—SCHOOL ITEMS 70 NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES—TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION—NEGRO NOTES 71 CHINESE NOTES 72 POETRY. “No Room in the Inn” 74
“But whether this is so or not, the result of these brief years of Christian work must be regarded as a phenomenon in the history of the world. It is often said of the movements...
3. Part 3The name “University,” when adopted in 1867, signified nothing, save as a prophecy. As such it was adopted. It foretold the capacity of those, for whom the school was especially...
4. Part 4“By being a member of the Association for three years, I have known what their difficulties are. I will tell you a little of it; perhaps it will illustrate to you some of their...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPHS 65 PAYING THE DEBT 66 NEGROLOGY 67 BILLS IN CONGRESS 68 EDUCATION AMONG THE FREEDMEN 69 WHAT CAN THE WOMEN DO?—SCHOOL ITEMS 70 NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES—TEACHERS’ ASSOCI...
7. Part 7This Magazine will be sent, gratuitously, if desired, to the Missionaries of the Association; To Life Members; to all clergymen who take up collections for the Association; to S...
6. Part 6Albany. First Cong. Ch. 75.00 Batavia. Mrs. Anna V. S. Fisher 20.00 Berkshire. BEQUEST of Mary H. Allen, to const. LUCY E. ALLEN, L. M, by James Allen 30.00 Binghamton. Mrs. Har...
5. Part 5Amherst. Miss C. M. Boylston 2.00 Antrim. “A Friend” 100.00 Chester. C.S.G. 0.25 Colebrook. H. A. 1.00 Concord. W. H. Pitman $2, _for Cal. Chinese M._—Mrs. C. L. Gerould $2; Mrs...