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460 pages ; 24 cm "This book ... is the outgrowth of a doctoral dissertation prepared at Harvard University."--Preface Includes "Selected bibliography" (p. [429]-452) and index (p. [453]-460) Motives for home mission -- A missionary frontier of Europe -- The colonial period -- An interlude, 1776-98 -- missions from Maine to Mississippi, 1798-1820 -- Formation of national societies, 1820-35 -- The great valley, 1835-55 -- The pacific coast -- Slavery and the civil war -- The rockies and intermontane plateaus -- The last American frontier -- Home missions and education -- Significance of the home missionary movement
- Author
- Colin Brummitt Goddykoontz
- Publisher
- The Caxton printers, ltd.
- Published
- 1939
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Christian, Religion
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