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Elizabeth Walton Willingham
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From Life of Robert Josiah Willingham
p. 5 R. J. WiLLiNGHAM was thoroughly surcharged with the passiou of giving the gospel to a lost world; surely the story of his life cannot be told without arousing greater missionary interest. If, on account of this book, Southern Baptists shall become more deeply interested in Foreign Missions; if some shall contribute more liberally to the great cause; if one shall give his life in service on the foreign field — then, indeed, the labors of the author will not have been in vain. p. 6 The author wishes hereby to extend her sincere thanks to all who have in any manner assisted in the pi*eparation of this book. Especially would she express her appreciation to Dr. J. F. Love, who first suggested that she undertake this work and has ever encouraged her by his sympathetic counsel; to Dr. T. B. Ray, for his kind interest and timely suggestions;…
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