John G. Paton, missionary to the New Hebrides, volume 2 (of 3) : $b An autobiography edited by his brotherPaton, John Gibson
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John G. Paton, missionary to the New Hebrides, volume 2 (of 3) : $b An autobiography edited by his brother
Paton, John Gibson
Missionaries -- Vanuatu -- Biography; Paton, John Gibson, 1824-1907
“Wanted! A Steam Auxiliary” 342
Commissioned Home to Britain 343
English Presbyterian Synod 344
United Presbyterian Synod 345
The “Veto” from the Sydney Board 345
Dr. Hood Wilson 347
The Free Church Assembly 348
Neutrality of Foreign Mission Committee 349
The Church of Scotland 350
At Holyrood and at Alva House 351
Irish Presbyterian Assembly 352
The Pan-Presbyterian Council of 1884 353
My “Plan of Campaign” 354
Old Ireland’s Response 355
Operations in Scotland 356
Seventy Letters in a Day 358
Beautiful Type of Merchant 359
My First £100 at Dundee 360
Peculiar Gifts and Offerings 361
Approach to London 364
Mildmay’s Open Door 366
Largest Single Donation 367
Personal Memories of London 368
Garden Party at Mr. Spurgeon’s 370
The Hon. Ion Keith-Falconer 371
Three New Missionaries 372
“Restitution Money” 375
The Farewell at Mildmay 376
Welcome to Victoria 377
The Dream of my Life 378
The New Mission Ship Delayed 378
Welcome back to Aniwa 379
Parting Testimony 380
Fare-thee-well 382
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
MISSION HOUSE AT ANIWA _Frontispiece_.
“ALL THE NATIVES WITHIN REACH ASSEMBLED” _To face p._ 129
I WANT YOU TO TRAIN LITSI FOR JESUS ” 153
“OH, MY NEW EYES” ” 203
“I’LL KNOCK THE TEVIL OUT OF HIM” ” 211
CHAPTER I.
_THE FLOATING OF THE “DAYSPRING.”_
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