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Historic Career of Noted Cherokee Missionary
W. S. Rows recounts Rev. Cyrus Kingsbury and Rev. Samuel Worcester, pivotal figures in Cherokee missions from 1816 onward. It covers Brainerd and Park Hill stations, Cherokee printing and Bible work, Worcester's language studies, trials under Georgia law, and Worcester’s enduring influence on the Cherokee Nation and education before his 1859 death at Park Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Park Hill
Misalesippi River
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Cyrus Kings-bary
Brain
Samuel A. Worcester
Vermont
American Board
Paul the Apostle
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
NeSoto
United States
America
Carolinas
Alexander Cummings
Scotland
George VI
England
Cherokee Nation
New England
Indiana
Sequoyah
New World
New Echota
Boston
Mississippi
Mission School
Old Brainerd
Carmel
Hightower
Hawaii
Ahmohee
Willstown
State of
Wheeler
Cherokee Phoenix
Butler
Thompson
Proctor
Trott
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court of the United States
Marshall
Jackson
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Royal Robbins
Republic
Messrs
Butler, Trott and
Superior Court of
Lawrenceville
Natron
Park Hhs Missission Station
Tahlequah
Park Hill Valley
Old
Indian Territory
Old Nation
Cherokee Bible Society
Cold Water Army
Old Park Hill School
Heles