1842 ROBERT MOFFAT. Superb Autograph by Moffat, Quoting Bechuana King on the Evils of War, Oppression, and Slavery. DevotionA very fine single sheet autograph document entirely in the hand of pioneer African Missionary and anti slavery worker among the Bechuana, Robert Moffat [1795 1883]. He was also father in law to David Livingstone. The present sheet is fascinating. He titles it, Part of a speech of an unconverted Bechuana Chief. It seems likely Moffat intended the "unconverted" descriptor and his observations on war to act as a reproof toward English military
Seemingly unpublished
Noli Me Tangere
Curious and Unusual: The Haunted Canoe
Lia Fail - A Pillar of Witness by F
The Indian's Lament by R
William and Clementina were probably the best-known Methodist missionary couple in the late nineteenth century
Fair only in original ARTBS cloth
placing guards to prevent further injury
"I do not fight with chimney-sweepers
teacher at Carlisle Indian School from 1894 to at least 1907
Malraux recognized its threat and presided over committees pressing for the liberation of the international communists Ernst Thalmann and Georgi Dimitrov from their imprisonment under the Nazis
Some of them were officially licensed and others were not