How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest,
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| author | Stubbs, M. Wilma (Mattie Wilma), b. 1878 |
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| author_contents | The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. |
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| contents | The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. |
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| notes | The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. |
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| physical | 309 p. front., plates, ports. 21 cm. |
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| spelling | Stubbs, M. Wilma (Mattie Wilma), b. 1878. How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, by M. Wilma Stubbs. New York, Chicago, Fleming H. Revell Co. [1913] 309 p. front., plates, ports. 21 cm. The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. Missions Europe. Missions History. Online version: Stubbs, M. Wilma (Mattie Wilma), b. 1878. How Europe was won for Christianity. New York, Chicago, Fleming H. Revell Co. [1913] (OCoLC)658367887 |
| spellingShingle | Stubbs, M. Wilma (Mattie Wilma), b. 1878 How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. Missions Europe Missions History |
| title | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_author | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_author_exact | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_browse | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, How Europe was won for Christianity. |
| title_browse_sort | How Europe was won for Christianity being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest How Europe was won for Christianity |
| title_contents | The linking of the old and the new -- The prince of missionaries: Paul the apostle -- A missionary-bishop: Wulfila the Goth -- Bondsman and emancipator: the story of Patricius -- The Apostles of Galloway and Strathclyde: Ninian and Kentigern -- The dove of the churches: Columba and the Missionary Institute of Iona -- A voice from the desert: Severinus, hermit-missionary -- Celtic missionaries on the continent: Columbanus and Gallus -- The founder of Canterbury: Augustine and the Conversion of Kent -- A Roman bishop and a Northumbrian king: Paulinus and Eadwine -- The glory of the North Country: Aidan and Cuthbert -- Whom the Briton honours: England's lesser apostles -- Labourers in Friesland: Amandus, Eligius, Wilfrid, Willibrord, Liudger, and Willehad -- The monk of Nutscelle: Winfrid, better known as Boniface -- The apostle of the north: Ansgar, Bishop of Hamburg -- Messengers among the Slavs: Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius -- Martyrs for their faith: Trudpert, Kilian, the Hewalds, Wenceslaus, Adalbert, and Gottschalk -- The little brother: St. Francis of Assisi -- A knight of Old Spain: Raymund Lull -- The protector of the oppressed: Bartholome de las Casas -- For the greater glory of God: Jesuit labourers -- Heroes of the ice-bound north: the Egedes in Greenland -- The pilgrims' watch: Moravian missions -- Heralds of a new day in India: Ziegenbalg, Plutschau, Schultze, Schwartz. |
| title_full | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_fullStr | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_full_exact | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_full_unstemmed | How Europe was won for Christianity, being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| title_short | How Europe was won for Christianity, |
| title_short_exact | How Europe was won for Christianity, |
| title_sort | how europe was won for christianity being the life stories of the men concerned in its conquest |
| title_sub | being the life-stories of the men concerned in its conquest, |
| topic | Missions Europe Missions History |
| topic_browse | Missions Europe Missions History |