Narrative continued and concluded.--Their deliverance from Burman
Tyranny, and Protection by British Government, 141

CHAPTER XVIII.

Influence of these Disasters on the Missionary
Enterprise.--Testimonials to Mrs. Judson's Heroic Conduct.--Letter
from Mr. Judson.--His Acceptance of the Post of Interpreter to
Crawford's Embassy.--Mrs. Judson's Residence at Amherst.--Her
Illness and Death.--Death of her Infant, 166

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PART II.

THE LIFE OF THE SECOND MRS. JUDSON.


CHAPTER I.

Birth and Education.--Poetical Talent, 183

CHAPTER II.

Conversion.--Bias toward a Missionary Life.--Acquaintance with
Boardman, 193

CHAPTER III.

Account of George Dana Boardman, 198