Memoir Of Adoniram Judson

The Author Made This Work As Autobiographical As Possible. Nearly Half Of These Pages Are Extracts From Mr. Judson’S Writings In Which He Details In His Modest Yet Highly Attractive Manner His Efforts To Sow The Seed Of Divine Truth Beside The Waters Of Burma. For His Interesting Narratives Of Jungle Tours Adventures At The Capital Of Burma Proper And Errands Of Mercy Along The Shores Of The Indian Seas And Across The Mighty Deep The Author Is Mainly Indebted To The “Missionary Magazine” To Files Of Which From Its Commencement He Had Access. Assistance Was Used From Men Such As Knowles Gammell Choules Malcom And Others To Whom Indebtedness Is Acknowledged Elsewhere.. In Sketching The Life And Labors Of Mr. Judson The Author Incorporated As Much Missionary Intelligence Particularly With Reference To The Stations Where He Labored—Those In Burma Proper And The Province Of Maulmain—As Could Be Compressed Within Our Prescribed Limits.