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Page 8 and 9: IV.INDEX.Domestic Missions 35,83,16
Page 10 and 11: " Prepare ye the Way of the Lord,'"
Page 12 and 13: Items of Missionary IntelUgence.wan
Page 14 and 15: Items of Missionary Intelligence.In
Page 16 and 17: Bobert J. Bodds, D. B.ical Churches
Page 19 and 20: Tivo Important Questions.that place
Page 21 and 22: Letters firom Christian Workers at
Page 23 and 24: Letters from Christian Wor'kers at
Page 25 and 26: Letters from Christian Workers at H
Page 27 and 28: " 1 he Word with Power J^laid their
Page 29 and 30: i.i the history of missions—" a c
Page 31 and 32: WAYS IN WHICH ALL CAN FULFILTHE GRE
Page 33 and 34: Ways in Which all can Fulfil the Gr
Page 35 and 36: tiveness as a work of art. It will
Page 37: Rev. .Tosepli Beattie D DMisMomij t
Page 40 and 41: 30 Essentials to Success in Mission
Page 42 and 43: 32 Letters from Christian Workers a
Page 44 and 45: 34 Letters from Christian Workers a
Page 46 and 47: 36 Letters from Cliristian Workers
Page 48 and 49: 38 A Baptism in India.ên of the fi
Page 50 and 51: 40 Notes and Reviews,lieved our rep
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44 The Immediate Evangelization of
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46 Items of Missio^nary Intelligenc
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48 Items of Missionary Intelligence
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50 Items of Missionary IntelUgence.
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SAMUEL RENWICK GALBRAITH. and in th
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The Nameless Good Samaritan. 55a sh
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Letters from Christian Workers at H
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Notes and Beviews.go(I measured it)
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AFRICA IN AMERICA.PVBLISltED WITH T
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The Immediate Evangelization of Ame
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Items of Missionary Intelligence.AB
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ITALY.—At Milan two ladies are co
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A.-J. Dodds, M. D., Missionary to S
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76 The Fellaha.cause it bas been de
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80 Letters from Christian Workers a
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84 His Little One.prospects for a p
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§$U^\xU'§mnn.—Wise sayings, tra
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SHItems of Missionary Intelligence.
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90 Ifeiiifi if Jli.iKiiiiKini Intel
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92 Itevis qf Mis.sionary Intelligen
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9(i Tak'e Away Hie Eoinii^li Vail.
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98 Significance in Oriental Namca.w
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100 Letters from Christian Workers
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iMmBBMTB IM M i m m MEsiwm^FAITHFUL
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106 "It Will Light You Home."—Ori
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108 Notes a-nd Bevieivs.love the Lo
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110 Our Vieirn qf Mhtiion 'IVori:ha
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112 Onr Vieici< qf Mifimm Work.tion
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114 Items of Missionary Intelligenc
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116 Ilema qf Missionwry Intelligenc
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118 Items of Missionary Intelligenc
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12 Belative Location qf Our Mls,
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124 '7 Will See Toa Again.''own -av
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128 Incidents in Mission Life.I ima
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130 JVbfes and Beviews.sire to help
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182 dur Views of Mii^nion ifiorkyin
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134 Our Views of Mission Work.Snch
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132 Cur Vievis of jjf/.ssi'oii. Wor
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134 Our Views of Mission Work.Such
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Items of Missionary Intelligence,Co
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an industrial department. In the op
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Continent have kindly furnished all
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Witness comes nearest, and yet it d
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Value Men, 14*7MluN. Your house, fo
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of the chief priests pvevailed."Mat
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pointed to Latakia. . . Many would
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WHERE SHALL OUR CHURCHPREACH THE GO
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Items of Missionary Intelligence. 1
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Items of Missionary Intelligence, 1
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for everything English was so stron
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Letters from Christian Workers ai H
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Daoud. 169got the salt. Here, in An
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caped but Daoud, wbo was taken to C
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FAITHFUL STEWARDS.PUBLISHED WITH TB
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Items of Missionary IntelUgence.the
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only in London, aud throughout the
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A Pilgrimage. 179nearly 20,000, and
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At Home First and Then Abroad. 181t
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Letters from Chtistian Workers at H
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Letters from Ghristian Workers at H
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Tlte Gospjel in China, 191son died,
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PUBLISHED WIIH THE APPROVALofttieBO
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Our Views of Mission Work. 195neces
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fuller equipment of working agencie
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A PUgrirnage. 201the lots which wer
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Government Interference with Missio
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Letters from Ghristian Workers at H
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Incidents in Mission Life.cheerfuln
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Hotes and Beviews. 211dom, has taug
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PUBLISHED WITH THE APPROVALoftlieBO
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Items ofi Missionary IntelUgence, 2
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part played by the increasing amoun
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they are hereby urged to .spare nei
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CHILDREN AND MISSIONS. audience, an
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The Strength of Mohammedanism in Sy
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It is ibe cnrse of Mohammedan socie
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Incidents in Mission Life. 229he wa
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Notes and Beviews. 231But in go doi
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THE IDEAL CHURCH FOR THEPEOPLE,*Rev
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Our Views ofi Mssion Work. 235the o
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Our Views of Mission Work. 237book-
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Our Views of Mission Work. 239man,
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from audiences numbering hundreds a
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The Christian \/orlcer's Motive. 24
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Letters from- Christian Workers at
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Letters from Cliristian Workers at
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tion ihan are the converted Indians
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INDEXTTTMISSION MONOGEAPHS:^'^^•L
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PUBLISHED WITB THE APPROVALoftlieBO
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Our Views of Mission Work. 3uiouies
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Our Vietvs qf MssiOn Work. 5aud vil
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Our Vieios of Mission Work. 7The ma
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Items cf Missionary Intelligence.th
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Mission Monographs, 11a je\yelled n
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Notes and Beviews, 19restrain that
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Our Views of Missiim Work. 23consec
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Items of Missionary InteUigence. 27
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MISSES M. B. EDGAR & M. R. WYLIE.LA
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80 Mission Monographs.The child of
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32 Mission Monographs.significant.
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38 Incidents in Mission Life.a virt
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40 Notes and Beviews.essary to proc
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42 Our Views of Mission Wor%.and it
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44 Oivr Vieios of Missio'n Work,eig
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46 Items of Missionary InteUigence.
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'48 iiems of Missionary InleUigenci
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50 Mission Monographs.John Wesley w
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52 Mission Monographs.any." This is
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54 Mission Monographs.Booldo or Bud
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58 Ll eidents in Mission Life.Gover
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CONotes and Beviews.still continued
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62 Our Views of Mission Work.This c
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Items of Missionary Intelligence.AB
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68 Mission Monogrc^hs.new idea thai
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70 Mission Monographs.one in iour.
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72 Letters from Ghristian Wor'kers'
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78 Incidents in Mission Life.It is
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80 Notes and Beviews.Sabbath School
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82 Our Views of Mission Worh.aro wa
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84 Our Views of Mission Work.$27,00
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S8Items 0} Missionary Tniclligenii.
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Mission Monographs. 89of those who,
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Mission Monographs. 91what thousand
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Letters from Christian Workers at S
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Incidents in Mission Life.mar, he a
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Notes and Bemews. 99" is blind, and
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PUBLISBED WITE TBE APPROVALof theBO
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Our Views qf Misaion Wor'h. 108meet
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ttems of Missionary Jnteliigence.in
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Items of Missionary Intelligence 10
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Mission Monographsloose particles o
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Letters from Christian Workers at E
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—Mr. Hugh O'Neill has:$1000 to th
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PUBLISBED WITB TBE APPROVALoftheBOA
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Our Views of Mission Work,came to o
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Ikms of Missionary Intelligence129M
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orable providence of God.—Bev. Dr
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Mission Monographs. 133ready to tur
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Mission Monographs 135and Americans
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Mission Monographs. 16„alhonour,
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Mission Monographs. 139but are rich
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of food upon which these poor peopl
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PUBLISBED WITB THE APPROVALoftheBOA
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Our 'Views of Mission Work. 147coQu
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Items of Missionmry InteUigenm-. 14
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Il-ems of Missionary Intellige-nce.
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Items of Missionary Intelligencemad
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Ittms of Jlissionary InteUigence. 1
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Mission Monographs. 157This Mission
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Mission MonograpJis.his bountiful P
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Mission Monographs.Protestant work,
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Incidents in Mission Life, 165A PIE
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Notes and Iteviews.him as a member
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PUBLISBED WITB THE APPROVALof theBO
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Our Views of Mission Worh. 171was p
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Our Views of Mission Work. 173are n
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Hems of Missionary Intelligence. 17
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Items of Missionary IntelligenceChr
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Mission Monographs. 179church wUl a
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Mission Monographs.standard bearer
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Letters from Christian Wor'kers at
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Incidents in Mission Life. 189eould
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Notes and Beviews. 191and beloved b
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PUBLISHED WITB THE APPROVALof theBO
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Our Yiews of Mission Work. 195Two o
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Items of Missionary Intelligence 19
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Items of Missionary IntelUgence. 19
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Items of M'issionary Intelligence,
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Mission Monograp'hs. 203nent, becau
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Mission Monographslarge Druze villa
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Letters.from Christian Workers at H
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Incidents in Mission Life. 213batti
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Notes and Beviews. 215and surely no
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PUBLISBED WITB TBE APPROVALof theBO
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Our Views of Mission Worh. 219of wi
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Our Views of Mission Work, 221aot o
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them into a oongregation, aud their
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Our Views of Mission Worh. 225prese
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Mission Monographs. 233VI. Dec. 18.
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Mission Monographs. 235Italy as a f
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A private letter from Dr. Metheny,
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Notes and Eemews. 239member what th
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