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“...The history of the Universities’ Mission to Central Africa 1859-1909 BY A. E. M. ANDERSON-MORSHEAD NEW AND REVISED EDITION London OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITIES’ MISSION TO CENTRAL AFRICA 9 DARTMOUTH STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W. 1909...”
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“...towards the mark.” If this history helps to draw any to offer themselves for the work in Africa or elsewhere, it will have accomplished its aim. The night indeed is far spent, the breaking of the morning has come, and that which Livingstone, Gray, and Mackenzie saw darkly has come to pass, however im- perfectly, and the following pages tell the story of the drawing of the net, often broken, sometimes feebly drawn, but ever bringing to the Master’s feet “ The souls He died to win.” A. E. M. Anderson-Morshead. Octave of All Saints, 1908....”
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“...HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITIES’ MISSION mark ”—pressing forward—seemed the dominant idea of his life. Bishop Maples received consecration on St. Peter’s Day—a memorable occasion, for with him were con- secrated Canon Awdry as Suffragan Bishop of Southamp- ton ; the Rev. William Moore Richardson for Zanzibar; Bishop Dart for New Westminster ; and Bishop Anderson for Riverina. As, a few months later, Bishop Awdry exchanged into the new diocese of Osaka, Japan, all five were ultimately missionary Bishops. This last great function of Bishop Maples’ life was a grand and soul- stirring one, from the moment when, to the soft, exquisite singing of St. Paul’s Cathedral choir, that stately pro- cession moved up the nave, with the cross of Canterbury and the staff of London gleaming over all. The sermon by the Rev. Canon Jacob, so soon to become Bishop of Newcastle, was grandly suggestive on the words, “ Heir of all things.” “ And to-day the Universities’ Mission to Central Africa presents...”
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“...Joining. Name. Degree, University College, Occupation. Remarks. Sarah Fountaine Schoolmistress Withdrew 1879. Rejoined 1888. 4 1875. 1876. March 18. March 18. 1877. 1878. 1879. Feb. 20. Feb. 20. Benjamin Karn . Christian Dawson ^Arthur Nugent West James Midgley . John Gough Poole Alfred H. Boys . Fanny Bennett . Edward S. L. Randolph ^Josephine Bartlett . John Prediger Farler . Henry John Mitchell . Frederick Alfred Wallis Herbert W. Woodward ►pjohn Henry Moss Charles Anderson James James Beardall . Katherine Graves [Madame] Cappelle Alfred Belleville Francis Ainsworth »}