Althea Maria Brown Edmiston (1874-1937) — Log College Press Annex

Althea Maria Brown Edmiston (1874-1937)

Biography (Wikipedia)

Biography (Boston University School of Theology)

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Remarks Given for an Address Delivered at the Fourth International Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, Toronto, Canada (1902)

Fisk and Talladega in Central Africa (1904)

A Young Life With a History (1908)

Missions in Congo Free State, Africa (1908)

From Tuscaloosa, Alabama, To Ibanche, Congo Free State (1912)

Ten Dollars and Good Words (1921)

Fisk Woman Working With God in the “Dark Continent” (1921)

A Testimonial of Appreciation of Mrs. Althea Brown Edmiston (1921)

Grammar and Dictionary of the Bushonga or Bukuba Language as Spoken by the Bushonga or Bukuba Tribe Who Dwell in the Upper Kasai District, Belgian Congo, Central Africa (1932)

Remarks Given for an Address Delivered at the Fourth International Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, Toronto, Canada (1902)

Althea Brown (Edmiston) was interviewed for an address delivered at an SVM conference.

Fisk and Talladega in Central Africa (1904)

A Young Life With a History (1908)

Missions in Congo Free State, Africa (1908)

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From Tuscaloosa, Alabama, To Ibanche, Congo Free State (1912)

Ten Dollars and Good Words (1921)

Fisk Woman Working With God in the “Dark Continent” (1921)

A Testimonial of Appreciation of Mrs. Althea Brown Edmiston (1921)

Grammar and Dictionary of the Bushonga or Bukuba Language as Spoken by the Bushonga or Bukuba Tribe Who Dwell in the Upper Kasai District, Belgian Congo, Central Africa (1932)

Edmiston, Althea Brown, Grammar and Dictionary of the Bushonga or Bukuba Language Title Page.jpg