Memoir of the Rev. Thomas Laidman Hodgson, Wesleyan Missionary in South Africa. With Copious Extracts From his Journals

This memoir tells the story of Rev. Thomas Laidman Hodgson, a Wesleyan missionary who dedicated his life to spreading the gospel in South Africa. Drawing on Hodgson's journals and personal writings, Thornley Smith paints a vivid picture of Hodgson's experiences and achievements, as well as the challenges and difficulties he faced along the way. This book is an inspiring tribute to Hodgson's legacy and a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of missionary work in Africa.

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