Journal Of A Three Years' Residence In Abyssinia: In Furtherance Of The Objects Of The Church Missionary Society (1834): In Furtherance Of The Objects Of The Church Missionary Society (1834) Tibetan acclaimed historian Katja Hoyer sets

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Journal Of A Three Years' Residence In Abyssinia: In Furtherance Of The Objects Of The Church Missionary Society (1834): In Furtherance Of The Objects Of The Church Missionary Society (1834) Tibetan acclaimed historian Katja Hoyer sets""Journal of a Three Years' Residence in Abyssinia: In Furtherance of the Objects of the Church Missionary Society"" is a book written by Samuel Gobat in 1834. The book is a detailed account of Gobat's experiences as a missionary in Abyssinia (modern day Ethiopia) for three years. Gobat describes the geography, climate, and people of Abyssinia, as well as his interactions with the local tribes and rulers. He also provides insight into the religious