Skip to contentLetters of Lillian Ching, a native of the island of Loo Choo, to his brethren upon that island, while a resident in the United States; : in which is shown, the inconcistency [sic] of all wars and fightings, with the principles and spirit of the Christian religion. : To which is added the apology of Stephen Thurston, a Minister of the Congregational Society, in Prospect, Maine, to Joseph Ames, an officer of the militia, who had been instrumental in procuring for him, the commission of Chaplain | Collections | The Huntington
Letters of Lillian Ching, a native of the island of Loo Choo, to his brethren upon that island, while a resident in the United States; : in which is shown, the inconcistency [sic] of all wars and fightings, with the principles and spirit of the Christian religion. : To which is added the apology of Stephen Thurston, a Minister of the Congregational Society, in Prospect, Maine, to Joseph Ames, an officer of the militia, who had been instrumental in procuring for him, the commission of Chaplain