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The Moravian Springplace Mission To The Cherokees (Indians Of The Southeast),New Alison A Million Copies In PrinttranslatedIn 1801 The Moravians, A Pietist Germanspeaking Group From Central Europe, Founded The Springplace Mission At A Site In Presentday Northwestern Georgia. The Moravians Remained Among The Cherokees For More Than Thirty Years, Longer Than Any Other Christian Group. John And Anna Rosina Gambold Served At The Mission From 1805 Until Annas Death In 1821. Anna, The Principal Author Of The Diaries, Chronicles The Intimate Details Of Cherokee Daily Life For