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Explore 19th-century American social reform and religious outreach with "The American Missionary, Vol. 32, No. 7, July 1878." This meticulously reproduced volume offers a window into the world of home missions through the lens of the American Missionary Association's own periodical. Delve into articles and reports documenting their work and perspectives on key social issues of the era.
A valuable resource for those interested in religious history, particularly Christian ministry and missions, this periodical provides firsthand accounts and insights into the challenges and triumphs of spreading faith and enacting social change. Students of sociology and 19th-century American history will find a wealth of primary source material within these pages. Discover the concerns and aspirations of those involved in shaping American society during a period of significant transformation. This republication allows readers to engage directly with the voices of the past.
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