The Unreached Indian - A Treatise on Indian Life and Indian Missions #251164

We have done our best with information at hand that we might be able to interest our people everywhere to pray that the Lord of the harvest may speedily send forth labor ers to redeem the red man. The need of missions to the Indians is paramount. Modern writers on the Indian, such as Helen Hunt Jackson in Century of Dishonor, published in 1886; Seth K. Humphrey in The Indian Dispossessed, published in 1906; Honorable Francis E. Leupp in The Indian and His Problem, published in 1910; Honorable James Mc Laughlin in My Friend the Indian, published in 1910 Warren K. Moorehead in The American Indian, published in 1914; and Bruce Kinney, D. D., in Frontier Missionary Problems, published in 1918, are all familiar with the Indian problem and Indian conditions, but approach the subject from somewhat different points of view. At least one of these writers claims to have visited every Indian reservation in the United States. Most of these writers agree we have reached the strategic hour to take the gospel to the Indian, the gospel being the only remedy to save the race from its fallen state.