e are many missionaries so ignorant, or so knavish, that no work of this kind, howrever feasible, could prosper at their hands. E
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Reade says Missionaries are ignorant and knavish, preventing successful work.
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t, more truthful, more sober, or more virtuous than their Pagan brethren. I founcl that my Christian servants, although they believed in Jesus, and refused to work on the Sabbath, ancl sang hymiis in a very high falsetto voice, made mental reservations about the eighth commandment; and their wives, according to all that I heard ancl saw, were equally ready to infringe the sev
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Reade says Christians refused to work on Sabbath, sang hymns, and infringed on seven commandments.
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The missionaries allow that no moral change in their parishioners is perceptible to the nak
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Missionaries allow no moral change in their parishioners.
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Not East, Central or Southern Africa and not relating to either the slave trade or the nineteenth century. Read the assessment guidelines more carefully please.