Memoir of Mrs. Myra W. Allen recounts the life and experiences of a dedicated missionary who served with the American Board in Bombay. Written by Cyrus Mann, this biography offers a detailed portrait of Mrs. Allen's commitment to her faith and her work in India. The book provides valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of missionary life in the early 19th century, highlighting Mrs. Allen's personal sacrifices and unwavering devotion. Her story serves as an inspiring example of faith and perseverance, offering a glimpse into the social and religious landscape of the time. This memoir is a significant historical document for those interested in missionary history, women's contributions to religious work, and the cultural exchange between America and India.
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