Plütscho, Heinrich, 1676-1747
Plütschau, Heinrich (1676-1747)
Heinrich Plütschau
Plütscho, Heinrich 1678-1747
Heinrich Plütschau deutscher evangelischer Missionar
VIAF ID: 17629855 (Personal)
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Works
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| Merckwürdige Nachricht aus Ost-Indien, Welche Zwey Evangelisch-Lutherische Prediger, Nahmentlich Herr Bartholomäus Ziegenbalg, Gebürtig von Pulsnitz in Meissen Und Herr Heinrich Plütscho Von Wesenberg in Mecklenburg, So von Seiner Königl. Majestät in Dennemarck und Norwegen Den 29 Novemb. 1705 aus Copenhagen nach Dero Ost-Indischen Colonie in Trangebar gesandt, Zum löblichen Versuch, Ob nicht dasige angrentzende blinde Heyden einiger massen Zum Christenthum möchten können angeführet werden: Erstlich unterwegens den 30. April 1706 aus Africa von dem Vorgebirge der guten Hoffnung, bey den so genanten Hottentotten, Und bald darauf, aus Trangebar von der Küste Coromandel, an einige Prediger und gute Freunde in Berlin überschrieben, und von diesen zum Druck befördert. |
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| Propagation of the Gospel in the east : being a collection of letters from the Protestant missionaries, and other worthy persons in the East-Indies, &c. relating to the mission; the means of promoting it; and the Success it hath pleased God to give to the Endeavours used hitherto, for Propagating True Christianity among the Heathen in those Parts, but chiefly on the coast of Coromandel. With a map of the East-Indies Part III. Published by the Direction of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge |
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| Propagation of the gospel in the East : being an account of the success of two Danish missionaries, lately sent to the East-Indies, for the conversion of the heathens in Malabar. In several letters to their correspondents in Europe. Containing a narrative of their voyage to the coast of Coromandel, their settlement at Tranquebar, the divinity and philosophy of the Malabarians, their language and manners, the impediments obstructing their conversion, the several methods taken by these missionaries, the wonderful providences attending them, and the progress they have already made |
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