Dr. Marcus Palmer, Greenwich, Connecticut : missionary to the Cherokees / transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Bingham Mead, the Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich, Connecticut.

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Dr. Marcus Palmer, Greenwich, Connecticut : missionary to the Cherokees / transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Bingham Mead, the Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich, Connecticut.

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Notes on reports in the "Missionary herald" between 1828 and 1841 from Marcus Palmer, missionary to the Cherokees in Arkansas territory, dealing with the establishment of schools, activities of the Cherokee Temperance Society, revivals and the reaction of the community to the news that they would be forced to move west.

12 p. ; 28 x 22 cm.

Connecticut Historical Society

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