A historical record from the South American Missionary Society, this magazine provides insight into the society's activities and perspectives over time. Titled "The South American Missionary Magazine," it evolved through several name changes including "Magazine of the South American Missionary Society," "S.a.M.S. at Work," "Sams," and finally "Sent." Edited by W.W. Kirby, this collection offers a valuable resource for those studying the history of missionary work in South America, as well as the evolving identity and focus of the society itself. This magazine provides a window into the religious and cultural landscape of South America during the periods covered.

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