Josiah Goddard
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Josiah Goddard (1813-1854) was an American Baptist missionary in China.
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- Goddard published a number of tracts, including: A temperance Tract: An inquirer's Guide; A history of Elijah
- His New Testament in Chinese was first published in 1853 for the American and Foreign Bible Society
- A nineteenth-century biographical sketch of Goddard is included in William B. Sprague, Annals of the American Baptist Pulpit (1860)
- Francis W. Goddard, Called to Cathay (1946).
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