Publisher's Synopsis
This historical non-fiction book is an account of the North Pacific Mission carried out by the Church Missionary Society in the 19th century. Eugene Stock highlights the efforts made in Metlakahtla, a Tsimshian village on the coast of British Columbia, to bring Christianity and education to the First Nations peoples of Canada.
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