¹ Mr. Brainerd having, when at Boston, wrote and left with a friend a brief _relation_ of his labours with the Indians, during the space of time between November 5, 1744, and June 19, 1745, concludes with this passage: “As my body was very feeble, so my mind was scarce ever so much discouraged about the conversion of the Indians, as at this time. And in this state of body and mind I made my first visit to the Indians in New-Jersey.”
Wesley, John, 1703-1791 • SECTION 54
Part 54
← The works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 12 (of 32)
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