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Excerpt from Memorials of Rufus Anderson, D. D., Mrs. Harriet Newell and Mrs. Ann H. JudsonHe did not withdraw entirely from the cause which, for so long a time, had been the object of his thoughts, cares and anxieties, but occupied his closing years chie¿y in occasional lectures, Gspecially to young men in Theological Seminaries, in writing histories of missions (for which no one was better qualified) and in other literary work on behalf of t...

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Excerpt from Memorials of Rufus Anderson, D. D., Mrs. Harriet Newell and Mrs. Ann H. JudsonHe did not withdraw entirely from the cause which, for so long a time, had been the object of his thoughts, cares and anxieties, but occupied his closing years chie¿y in occasional lectures, Gspecially to young men in Theological Seminaries, in writing histories of missions (for which no one was better qualified) and in other literary work on behalf of t...