The American Missionary — Volume 32, No. 12, December, 1878

On the day appointed for the sale I went fourteen miles on foot, and alone, to the place where I was to be sold. On my way I tried to lay some plan to run away. A white woman sa...

ATLANTA, GA.--The University is fuller than ever before at this time of the year. The girls’ hall is crowded, and more are coming. The church, under Mr. Ashley’s care, is flouri...

But it is said there is another difficulty. The Irishman comes to this country, and is assimilated. The German, also, and is assimilated. The Chinaman comes, and he alone is not...

The Stockbridge Indians, whose original home was amid the beautiful valleys of old Berkshire, in Massachusetts, and who, while there--130 years ago--enjoyed the stated ministry...

First, is there absolute necessity of a higher education for the Freedmen in the United States? I do not say of a common-school education, for all admit the necessity of that. B...

The debt of this Association has been, and still is, a great hindrance to its progress, preventing that advance which is so much needed along the whole line of endeavors. The As...

ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE A. M. A. 353 ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION 356 ADDRESS OF REV. SYLVANUS HEYWOOD 371 ADDRESS ON CHIN...

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We have been gratified with the constant tokens of the increasing appreciation of the MISSIONARY during the year now nearly past; and purpose to spare no effort to make its page...