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6 March, 00:28

Who is known as the "Apostle of Burma"?

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    The "Apostle of Burma" is the American missionary Adoniram Judson.

    He was born in Massachusetts.

    He arrived in Burma (today: Myanmar, mostly a Buddhist country with a Muslim minority) in 1813 after having been a missionary in India. It took him first years to achieve the first convert.
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