Faith In God As To Temporal Things An Account Of The Rise And Progress Of The New Orphan House Ashley Down Bristol Under The Superintendence Of The Rev G M Ller With A Biographical Sketch Of G M Ller

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Established 117 schools which offered Christian education A voice against faithlessness in the church Cared for 10,024 orphans in his life

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Liberty Street Sugar House was a tall, narrow building five stories in height, and with dismal underground dungeons. In this gloomy abode jail fever was ever present. In the hot weather of July, 1777, companies of twenty at a time would be sent out for half an hour's outing, in the court yard. Inside groups of six stood for ten minutes at a time at the windows for a breath of air.