The Wesleyan-Methodist Missions, in Jamaica and Honduras, Delineated: Containing a Description of the Principal Stations; Together With a Consecutive Account of the Rise and Progress of the Work of God at Each (Classic Reprint)

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This Act was not to take effect till May, 1827, nor to continue in force longer than three years. Taught by experience of the past, the missionaries determined to disregard this disgraceful attempt to rob them and their people of their religious and political privileges, and to pursue their labours as formerly, confident of support from the parent Goverment and the committee in England.

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