The final chapter of this book begins with a story
The final chapter of this book begins with a story of how Samuel Mills arranged a meeting in a haystack, and how his students, including Doctor Adoniram Judson, sailed from Massachusetts to Calcutta - that chapter is entitled "The Beginnings of American Foreign Missions." The author of this work was patronized by Mary Fitzroy, the duchess of Richmond, and was the tutor to her nephews. This book was published by the printer John Day, a close friend of the author, and William Cecil sponsored a measure to include it in every cathedral. Its twenty-four chapters include a life of William Tyndale, and its original title called it the "Acts and Monuments of these Latter and Perilous Days, Touching Matters of the Church." Containing tales about the Lollards and the Marian persecutions, FTP, name this work by John Foxe, a gigantic work of the Protestant Reformation which focuses on lots of holy people dying.
The final chapter of this book begins with a story of how Samuel Mills arranged a meeting in a haystack, and how his students, including Doctor Adoniram Judson, sailed from Massachusetts to Calcutta - that chapter is entitled "The Beginnings of American Foreign Missions.
The Book of {Martyrs} (accept the "{Actes} and {Monuments}" until {that's} mentioned)