Sarah Lanman Smith
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Sarah Lanman Smith
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Sarah Lanman Smith was a 19th-century American Christian missionary, memoirist, and school founder. In 1835, she established the American School for Girls, which became the Lebanese American University. In 1830-1831, Smith and Sarah Breed established and conducted a Sunday school among the Mohegan Native American tribe in Connecticut. In 1833, she married Rev. Eli Smith and they embarked for Beirut, via Malta and Alexandria. Five years later, in ill-health, she was wrecked on a voyage to Smyrna,
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American Christian missionary and educator (1802-1836)
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2023-10-22T16:10:34Z
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