American Missionary

"The American Missionary, Volume 60" offers a detailed look into the activities and reports of the American Missionary Association and the Congregational Home Missionary Society. This volume provides invaluable insights into the social, religious, and educational landscape of the United States during a transformative period. It details the efforts to establish schools and churches, particularly for newly freed African Americans in the post-Civil War South.

Readers will find firsthand accounts and statistical data illuminating the challenges and triumphs of missionary work. The volume serves as a crucial resource for understanding the complex interplay of race, religion, and education in 19th-century America. It showcases the dedication of individuals and organizations committed to fostering equality and opportunity in a nation grappling with the legacy of slavery.

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