1856 ADONIRAM JUDSON. The Lives of Mrs. Ann H., Sarah B., and Emily C. Judson. Presbyterian Copping had links with the

Copping had links with the missionary societies of his time including the London Missionary Society(LMS)

not advocating] | What the Rebels are Fighting For | Inducements to Enlist for the War | A Proclamation by the President of the United States [Abraham Lincoln – in Full] | How the South is Raising Funds | Mr

Black Heath

It would be difficult to overestimate the value of these documents as a core collection related to William Wilberforce and/or the abolition of the slave trade

who had left New York City in the 1960s in order to care for his ailing mother in Wichita

1856 ADONIRAM JUDSON. The Lives of Mrs. Ann H., Sarah B., and Emily C. Judson. Presbyterian Copping had links with theAn excellent read, but often found in rather dilapidated condition in the original editions. Excellent biographical work on the three wives of Baptist missionary pioneer to Burmah, Adoniram Judson. Wilson, Arabella M. The Lives of Mrs. Ann H. Judson Mrs. Sarah B. Judson, and Mrs. Emily C. Judson, Missionaries to Burmah. In Three Parts. New York. Miller, Orton & Mulligan. 1856. 371pp. A good + copy, bound in cloth with some fraying and chipping at