The Case for and against Missionary Schools

The Case for and against Missionary Schools

J.W.C. Dougall

January 1939

This document presents evidence about if there should be missionary schools in Africa or not. This source is relevant to the novel because Nettie writes a letter to Celie saying that she met a couple, Corrine and Samuel, who are a part of a missionary group. They plan on going to Africa to do work over there to help the people of different tribes/towns.

Julie Tran

Dougall, J.W.C. "The Case for and against Missionary Schools." January 1939. JSTOR. 27 4 2015. http://www.jstor.org/stable/717540?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents.

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Missionary, schools, Nettie, Africa