Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating biography tells the story of James Green, a 19th-century Anglican priest who played a leading role in the establishment of the Church in Natal, South Africa. The book describes Green's early life in England, his journey to South Africa, and his tireless work as a missionary and pastor. The biography also sheds light on the broader historical and social context of Natal in the mid-19th century. This book is an insightful portrait of an extraordinary man.
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