The Gospel of st. Matthew Translated Into the Slave Language for the Indians of North West America

This groundbreaking translation of the Gospel of St. Matthew was produced by the British and Foreign Bible Society for distribution among Native American populations in the Pacific Northwest. A significant piece of linguistic and cultural history, this work sheds light on the intersection of Christianity and colonialism in early America.

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