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Assoli18 [71]
3 years ago
14

How does Gardiner feel about the indian outrage? -sepoy rebellion document analysis

History
1 answer:
Viefleur [7K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Feels the love of God.

Explanation:

Allen Gardiner, as a young boy, went home to preach the Gospel. He was a lively guy of an adventurous spirit. His last trip and visit were to the Yahgan tribe, the people of Patagonia. The tribe was believed to be wild and untamed and impossible to civilize. They tried to get in touch with the tribe for months. Eventually, the natives chased them away, picked up supplies and crashed the ship. It was at this point that Gardiner and his expedition died of starvation.

Gardiner wrote in his diary the last words that read: <em>"Sir, I humbly fall at your feet and give you everything I have, everything your love requires. Take care of me in this hour of an ordeal. Don't let me think as a person who complains. Please help me to feel your power, which gives me life. And I will learn to glorify you marvellous love and mercy on me sinner." </em>

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