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to the Turkish Uighurs and in other languages; that
the Catholic, American and Anglican Missions, in spite
of the little good they had done to the Assyro-
Chaldean nation in the way of preliminary education, had
split the nation - already a handful in Persia, Kurdistan
and Mesopotamia into numerous hostile sects; and that their
efforts were destined to bring about the final collapse.
Consequently he advised the natives to make some sacrifices in
order to stand upon their own legs like men, and not to
depend upon the foreign missions, etc.
The preacher was perfectly right in principle; but his
remarks were unfavorable to the interests of the Lord's
to the Turkish Uighurs and in other languages; that
the Catholic, American and Anglican Missions, in spite
of the little good they had done to the Assyro-
Chaldean nation in the way of preliminary education, had
split the nation - already a handful in Persia, Kurdistan
and Mesopotamia into numerous hostile sects; and that their
efforts were destined to bring about the final collapse.
Consequently he advised the natives to make some sacrifices in
order to stand upon their own legs like men, and not to
depend upon the foreign missions, etc.
The preacher was perfectly right in principle; but his
remarks were unfavorable to the interests of the Lord's