1890 CHEROKEE LANGUAGE. Rare Vinita Oklahoma Imprint of Presbyterian Work on Baptism. Leather Religious Revival and Social Betterment

Religious Revival and Social Betterment

being reprinted and circulated extensively for over 100 years

*Englishmen among the Cannibals of New Zealand

The reporter had accused Spurgeon [extracts in the present pamphlet] of:

The Assiout Orphanage

1890 CHEROKEE LANGUAGE. Rare Vinita Oklahoma Imprint of Presbyterian Work on Baptism. Leather Religious Revival and Social BettermentVery rare translation into Cherokee by important missionary and promoter of Native American rights, Rev. Amory Nelson Chamberlin [1821 1894]. Born on the Brainerd Mission in Tennessee to a missionary family, his entire life was lived with the Cherokee, he spoke the language flawlessly from his youth, and he and his family were ultimately given Cherokee names. When his tribe was driven to the "Indian Territory" [now Oklahoma], his family chose to be