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The Missionary Activities Of R. H. Graves, 1853-1912, Jack Powers
The Missionary Activities Of R. H. Graves, 1853-1912, Jack Powers
Honors Theses
In the year 1853, Rosewell Hobart Graves was a Baptist minister in the city of Baltimore. However, he was unhappy there because he realised that in American almost everyone might her of the gospel while in other lands mens were perishing without ever having heard the name of Jesus. Thus he was prompted to seek a foreign field.
Sometime in the late Spring or early Summer of that year, he applied to the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, in Richmond, Virginia, to be sent as a missionary to wherever they needed him most. In the middle of …
Mary Anne Randolph Custis Lee : Wife Of General Robert E. Lee, Dorothy Lee
Mary Anne Randolph Custis Lee : Wife Of General Robert E. Lee, Dorothy Lee
Honors Theses
Much has been written concerning the life and achievements of General Robert Edward Lee, but the life and letters of his wife Mary Anne Randolph Custis Lee have scarcely been touched, except in their connection with her illustrious husband. From her published writings and the from the devotion her husband gave her she would seem to have been a woman sufficiently individual to merit the historian's attention.
Mary Lee's life was not only brought into close relationship with the historic personages of her own generation but through her parents and grandparents she was influenced by the founders of the American …
The Fairfax Lands In Virginia, Dorothy Epperly
The Fairfax Lands In Virginia, Dorothy Epperly
Honors Theses
During the Revolution the property of George
William Fairfax had been confiscated by the stu te of
Virginia. So by the beginning of the nineteenth century
the vast domain of landed estate had passed from the
hands of the Fairfax family and had come into the
possession of small land owners. Though the battle had been
hard fought, With the process of time, democracy vras
victorious.