White Queen: The Story of Mary Slessor By Donald McFarlan A short, straightforward biography of Mary Slessor, the Dundee mill-girl who became a missionary to Africa, and the first woman magistrate in the British Empire. For 9-13 year olds. ISBN-13: 9780718825607 Specifications: 181x108mm, 96pp, Paperback Price: £2.99 • US$6.00 Publication: December 1987 Order this Title Now

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From the Stories of Faith and Fame series - the stories of men and women who went all over the world with their Christian faith.

Mary Slessor (1848-1915) was the 'White Queen' of an African territory. The Dundee mill girl was loved and respected by the tribes of remote Calabar because of what she did, and what she was. Her name lives on as one of high renown, of simple bravery, courage and faith.

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