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Nsumuinu Yakambabo Kudi Jisus

Fragmentary transcription of an African-language missionary/ethnographic field journal—largely untranslated and corrupted—containing local terms, narrative fragments, and names.
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Mukanda Wa Kuluida Muibidi

Primer for teaching reading and spelling in a Bantu language, with teacher's notes and graded lessons on phonetics, diphthongs, syllables, and vocabulary. Designed as a classroom study-guide.
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Personal Observations of Congo Misgovernment

Reports on Serbian monarchy and a missionary's eyewitness indictment of the Congo Free State: forced labor, slave‑raids, and calls for international intervention.
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The Misgovernment of the Congo Free State

Missionary W.M. Morrison documents King Leopold II's misgovernment of the Congo Free State: land seizures, monopolies, forced labor and brutalities masked as 'civilizing' efforts.
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Letter to King Leopold II of Belgium

Excerpt recounts William McCutchan Morrison's letter to King Leopold exposing Congo abuses, demanding impartial justice, and appealing to world public opinion.
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Samuel Leslie Morris: An Autobiography

Autobiography of Samuel Leslie Morris, a Presbyterian home missionary, tracing his family ancestry, British roots, and dedication to domestic missionary work.
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The Subjugation and Doom of Satan

Two essays: one presents revelation as God's personal self-disclosure; the other exegetically reads Revelation 20 as apocalyptic symbolism—Satan's binding effected by Christ's cross, not a literal millennium.
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The Fact of Christianity

Apologetic claiming Christianity is self-evidencing by present facts and reason. Uses natural theology, causation, and the inductive method to argue God's necessity and design.
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The Romance of Home Missions

A Presbyterian account celebrating the 'romance' of home missions—profiles of domestic missionaries, their hardships, heroism, and an appeal for church support.
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Oklahoma Occurrences

1924 Presbyterian Survey reports home missions in Oklahoma and Alabama: Indian schools, Choctaw ministers, growing Presbyterian congregations and college development.
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Is America a Christian Nation?

Asks whether America is a Christian nation, arguing it's a Christian country by heritage and institutions but not a Christian nation in practice, citing church statistics and social injustices.
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Oklahoma — Opportunity and Outlook

Overview of Oklahoma Presbyterian home missions: revival of Durant College, Indian Presbytery's camp-meeting life, mission schools, conversions and Indian support for education.
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Righteous Zeal

Notes that sects' fervent proselytizing surpasses orthodox indifference. Calls Presbyterians to cultivate informed loyalty, firm convictions, and renewed missionary zeal.
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The Records of the Morris Family

Genealogical memoir by S. L. Morris tracing the Morris family from Stratford-on-Avon to America, recounting reunions, ancestral records, crest, and recovered wills.
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Presbyterianism: Its Principles and Practice

Defends Presbyterianism as a Scripture-based system, linking Calvinist theology (God's sovereignty, predestination) with Presbyterian polity. An apologetic primer on doctrine and practice.
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