Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of the Seventh-day Adventists
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Practical Addresses
- Love and Forbearance among Brethren
- Manner of Presenting the Truth
- Unity Among Laborers
- Courage and Perseverance in the Ministry
- The Christian's Strength
- How to Meet Temptations
- Unity Among Different Nationalities
- The Book of Life
- The Light of the World
- The Importance of Watchfulness and Prayer
- The Work in New Fields
- Address to the Missionary Workers
- Satan An Accuser of the Brethren
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Notes of Travel
- From California to Switzerland
- Labors in England
- From London to Basle
- The Swiss Conference and the European Council
- Visit to Scandinavia
- Copenhagen
- Sermon—Parable of the Fig-Tree
- The Sabbath Meetings
- Evening Meetings
- Influence of a Tract
- A Missionary Field
- A Beautiful City
- Stockholm
- An Easy Religion Popular
- Humble Laborers
- A Swedish Home
- A Sad Calamity
- Situation of Stockholm
- Sweden and the Thirty Years’ War
- Appearance of the Country
- Grythyttehed
- Perseverance Amid Trials
- A Lutheran Church
- A Swedish Dinner
- Orebro
- Reformers in Sweden
- Persecution for Preaching the First Angel's Message
- Child-Preachers
- Christiania
- A Large Temperance Meeting
- The President's Remarks
- Labor for the Church
- Importance of the Sabbath
- The Country And The People
- Return to Switzerland
- Cologne
- Along the Rhine
- Visit to Northern Italy
- Swiss Scenery
- The St. Gotthard Pass
- Labors In The Piedmont Valleys
- An Interruption
- Further Labors
- The Waldenses
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Appeals for our Missions