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19939	Anderson, Rufus	History Of The Missions Of The American Board Of Commissioners For Foreign Missions To The Oriental Churches, Volume II.			.txt	text/plain	121357	6891	70	Mission.--The Patriarch deposed.--Native Pastors.--Death of Mrs. Hamlin.--Death and Character of Dr. Azariah Smith.--Mr. Dunmore Supper.--Its Significance.--New Missionaries.--Death of Mr. Ball.--Death of Miss Reynolds.--The Connection with the Armenian Aintab.--Two Churches formed.--Girls' Boarding School.--High the Churches.--Death of Mrs. Williams.--General View of the Eastern the Harpoot Union.--Death of Mrs. Adams.--New Missionaries. School.--Death of Priest Eshoo.--New Medical Missionary.--Estimates missionary tour from Smyrna to the interior of Asia Minor; Mr. Schneider made one to Aintab, on a temporary mission; Messrs. years ago the evangelical Armenian church was organized with sixteen mission in respect to the forming of distinct churches.[1] Dr. Perkins, writing in May, 1855, gives the following account of the Mrs. Rhea had been two years a member of the mission as Miss Harris, Church Mission, was printed by the American Bible Society. mission and partly by the native churches, does not work well. a native pastor; that no church is to receive aid from the mission	./cache/19939.txt	./txt/19939.txt