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Had not that advice been given very strongly , the writer would certainly have declined the publication of a work of so personal a character . The following copy of a note is all perhaps that PREFACE.
Had not that advice been given very strongly , the writer would certainly have declined the publication of a work of so personal a character . The following copy of a note is all perhaps that PREFACE.
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Could the subject and the district have been at all properly illustrated without any such details being given , they would gladly have been omitted altogether . It may be added , had the work not been intended strictly as a family book ...
Could the subject and the district have been at all properly illustrated without any such details being given , they would gladly have been omitted altogether . It may be added , had the work not been intended strictly as a family book ...
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The statements respecting Jamaica and the South Seas are given on the authority of the Reports of the great Missionary Societies occupying those promising scenes of labour . If the reader wishes to see more of such illustrations ...
The statements respecting Jamaica and the South Seas are given on the authority of the Reports of the great Missionary Societies occupying those promising scenes of labour . If the reader wishes to see more of such illustrations ...
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Clerkenwell , past and present -- Description given in the “ Illustrated London News ” —Testimony respecting the labours of the Mission - Missionary trials and consolations -Treatment of the police - Strange characters at a tea meeting ...
Clerkenwell , past and present -- Description given in the “ Illustrated London News ” —Testimony respecting the labours of the Mission - Missionary trials and consolations -Treatment of the police - Strange characters at a tea meeting ...
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As is well known to some , grace was given him to relinquish prospects and openings of more than competency , to embark in this Missionary enterprise — this forlorn hope . He has never for one . moment regretted the undertaking .
As is well known to some , grace was given him to relinquish prospects and openings of more than competency , to embark in this Missionary enterprise — this forlorn hope . He has never for one . moment regretted the undertaking .
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| Title | Notes and Narratives of a Six Years' Mission, Principally Among the Dens of London Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890 |
| Author | R. W. Vanderkiste |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | J. Nisbet & Company, 1852 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2015 |
| Length | 352 pages |
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