The Knowledge and Practice of Christianity Made Easy to the Meanest Capacities

Originally published in 1748, this book was designed to teach Christianity to Native Americans in a language and style they could understand. It includes dialogues between a Christian missionary and Native Americans, as well as prayers and instructions for practicing the faith. A fascinating historical document, this book sheds light on early efforts to evangelize indigenous peoples.

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