Yes! A little more about Onesimus, the man who described the process to Rev Mather, who had been given as a slave to Rev Mather as a gift from the Rev’s congregation. This inoculation process was well known for centuries throughout sub Saharan Africa, India, Turkey, and it was the stubbornness of the white folks who refused to believe i…
Yes! A little more about Onesimus, the man who described the process to Rev Mather, who had been given as a slave to Rev Mather as a gift from the Rev’s congregation. This inoculation process was well known for centuries throughout sub Saharan Africa, India, Turkey, and it was the stubbornness of the white folks who refused to believe it.
Yes! A little more about Onesimus, the man who described the process to Rev Mather, who had been given as a slave to Rev Mather as a gift from the Rev’s congregation. This inoculation process was well known for centuries throughout sub Saharan Africa, India, Turkey, and it was the stubbornness of the white folks who refused to believe it.
A really fascinating story!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onesimus_(Bostonian)?wprov=sfti1
This white folk still disbelieves it.
And Clergy who “thought smallpox was God’s way to punish sinful people” we know what you're up to. This is a cease and desist post.