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Essay heading: David Zeisberger
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The Indians were not allowed to engage in war or the ceremonies associated with it, such as painting their faces.
It was required by the church that missionaries keep a diary of their experiences. At the end of each year, David wrote that he and other missionaries would gather to confess their sins and find peace with God...
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At the end of each year, David wrote that he and other missionaries would gather to confess their sins and find peace with God. He also reviewed the events of the past year and thanked God for His favor. The Zeisberger Diary from 1782-1786 tells of hardships, oppositions, and the experience of wilderness life...
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