A History of Christian Missions in China |
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in part financed Xavier's attempt to enter China—was finally named by the King of
Portugal to head an embassy to Peking to obtain imperial sanction for missions.
He preferred, however, the office of Capitão de terra at Macao. A relative of his ...
in part financed Xavier's attempt to enter China—was finally named by the King of
Portugal to head an embassy to Peking to obtain imperial sanction for missions.
He preferred, however, the office of Capitão de terra at Macao. A relative of his ...
第 229 頁
The immediate occasion which brought these issues to a head was the attempt of
the Chinese Government to stamp out the importation of opium. ... For months it
was not waged vigorously and was interrupted by attempts at negotiations.
The immediate occasion which brought these issues to a head was the attempt of
the Chinese Government to stamp out the importation of opium. ... For months it
was not waged vigorously and was interrupted by attempts at negotiations.
第 460 頁
It was the first to attempt to bring to bear on all China Western medical science,
and was probably the first group of any ... VARIOUS FORMS OF RELIEF AND
SOCIAL REFORM Missionaries were not content with attempting to relieve some
of ...
It was the first to attempt to bring to bear on all China Western medical science,
and was probably the first group of any ... VARIOUS FORMS OF RELIEF AND
SOCIAL REFORM Missionaries were not content with attempting to relieve some
of ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
III THE OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS OF CHRISTIANITY | 25 |
CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA BEFORE THE MONGOL | 46 |
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