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Title: George Maxwell Gordon; the pilgrim missionary of the Punjab. A history of his life and work, 1839-1880
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Lewis, Arthur
Subjects: Gordon, George Maxwell, 1839-1880 Missions
Publisher: London, Seeley
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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ssociation in Trichur,and a branch in Kunnankulam, which together num-ber about 100 members. A Young Mens ChristianAssociation has also been formed by the native Chris-tian young men themselves, with a view to voluntarywork among their fellow-Christians, and the heathenaround them. The large Roman Catholic population have se-ceded from Rome, and elected Bishop Melius, a Syro-Chaldaic Bishop, as their head. They still retain the APPENDIX. 397 Roman ritual, but are much less prejudiced againsthearing and reading the Word of God than they for-merly were. Altogether the prospects of the further-ance of the kingdom of Christ in the Native States ofTravancore and Cochin are very much brighter thanthey were nearly twenty years ago, when the Rev. G,M. Gordon visited them and wrote in his journaland private letters so graphic and interesting anaccount of what he then saw and experienced. COLSTON AND COMPANY, PRINTERS, EDINBURGH. CHURCH MISSIONARY ATLAS T7i. niFPlATVRSI\))\M)THh U(.ll\Ml(()NniR
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