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What mission organization was Alfred Buxton with in Ethiopia?edit
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There have been editing changes regarding which mission Alfred Buxton was with during his time in Ethiopia. He had earlier been with WEC, but left that mission and went to Ethiopia. According to p. 252 and 253 of the Historical Dictionary of Ethiopia, Buxton and Thomas Lambie founded the "Abyssinian Frontiers Mission", later working together with SIM. Until the question of BCMS, WEC, AFM, or SIM is settled, I will edit the text to remove any reference to which mission he was working with during his time in Ethiopia.Pete unseth (talk) 15:53, 1 March 2014 (UTC)Reply
