Abstract
ABSTRACT While the contributions of Baptist women missionaries in the nineteenth century were viewed primarily through lenses of domesticity, both men and women who served as missionaries recognised the need to communicate in the language of the indigenous people. This article looks at the work of several female missionaries who published grammars, translated hymns and Bible stories and contributed to the translation of Scripture.
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