Dr. Scudder's Appeal To The Children And Youth Of The United States Of America, In Behalf Of The Heathen World
is a stirring call to action from the nineteenth century, urging young Americans to support and participate in foreign missions. Written by John Scudder and published by the American Sunday-School Union, this work reflects the fervent missionary zeal of the era, seeking to engage the hearts and minds of the younger generation in spreading Christianity across the globe.
Scudder's appeal highlights the perceived needs and opportunities in "heathen" lands, aiming to inspire compassion and a sense of responsibility among American youth. This book provides valuable insights into the historical context of Christian missions, the attitudes and motivations of missionaries, and the role of religious organizations in shaping international engagement. It serves as a compelling primary source for understanding the intersection of religion, youth, and American foreign policy during a transformative period in history.
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