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Southern Work*
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By Ellen G. White
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Contents
[*Note. Over time, social customs,
attitudes, and language change. The reader may find certain words, or expressions,
contained in this book, to be offensive by today's standards, or easily
misunderstood. The author of these articles was indisputibly a Godly, Christian
woman who harbored not the slightest hint or taint of recism or bigotry
but rather was motivated by Godly love and concern for the spiritual plight
of the black people living in the southern states of America in the post
civil war era. The reader should be cautioned to evaluate her words, not
basesd on current usage, but upon the acceptable standards of the time
in which she wrote. Allen Benson]
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Introduction: The Story of The Southern
Work.....5
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Chapter I. Ellen G. White's Appeal
to the Church
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Our Duty to the Colored People......9
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Chapter II. The Review and Herald
Articles
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Work Among the Colored People
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An Appeal for the Southern Field
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An Appeal for the South--2
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An Appeal for the South--3
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An Example in History
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The Bible the Colored People's Hope
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Spirit and Life for the Colored
People
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"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"
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Lift Up Your Eyes and Look on the
Field Volunteers
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Wanted for the Southern Field.....19
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Chapter III. Counsels Regarding
the Work in the South
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Words of Precaution Regarding Sunday
Labor
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Proper Methods of Work in the Southern
Field The
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Southern Field.....66
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Chapter IV. Special Counsels and
Cautions in 1899
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Colonization Not Advisable
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The Field Becoming Difficult
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Further Counsel Regarding a Colony
in the South
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A Neglected Work
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Principles Regarding Restitution.....83
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[Spirit
of Prophcey]
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[Southern
Work]
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