Statement of the Plan Object And Effects of the Wesleyan Missions in the West
Statement of the Plan Object And Effects of the Wesleyan Missions in the West
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The numberof persons, of whom at least nineteen out of twenty, we have reason to believe, are slaves, thus placed in our Societies in the West Indies, and under this course of moral disci- pline, is upwards of 26, 000. Those who attend our public religious sen ices and are not members, but who are receiving*, more or less, from t lie mi- nistration of the Missionaries, the knowledge of Christian doctrines and principles, are abun- dantly more numerous ; and, with the children under instruction,... and the members of our s
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The numberof persons, of whom at least nineteen out of twenty, we have reason to believe, are slaves, thus placed in our Societies in the West Indies, and under this course of moral disci- pline, is upwards of 26, 000. Those who attend our public religious sen ices and are not members, but who are receiving*, more or less, from t lie mi- nistration of the Missionaries, the knowledge of Christian doctrines and principles, are abun- dantly more numerous ; and, with the children under instruction,... and the members of our s
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