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Mary Slessor - The Barefoot Missionary (Paperback, 2nd Adapted edition)
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Mary Slessor - The Barefoot Missionary (Paperback, 2nd Adapted edition)
Series: Scots Lives
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List price R240
Loot Price R222
Discovery Miles 2 220
You Save R18 (7%)
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The story of the Dundee mill girl who, inspired by David
Livingstone, became a missionary herself in Calabar, a part of
Africa known as 'the White Man's Grave'. There she adopted many
children who would otherwise have been left to die; when her
mediating skills were recognised she became the British Empire's
first woman magistrate. Her name lives on in the Mary Slessor
Foundation, a charity working in Africa to improve health, skills
training and facilitate agricultural projects. Mary Slessor was one
of the most remarkable Scotswomen of any generation and the first
to be depicted on a Scottish banknote. First published in 2001;
this edition has had some material updated and a replacement
photograph.
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