A History of Christian Missions in China |
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Because of the English East India Company's hostility to missions 1 he was obliged to go to the United States and seek passage to the East on an American ship . Armed with a letter from Madison , the American Secretary of State , to the ...
Because of the English East India Company's hostility to missions 1 he was obliged to go to the United States and seek passage to the East on an American ship . Armed with a letter from Madison , the American Secretary of State , to the ...
第 214 頁
It was Morrison's hope that " the light of science and revelation will , by means of this institution , peacefully and gradually shed their lustre on the Eastern limit of Asia and the islands of the rising sun .
It was Morrison's hope that " the light of science and revelation will , by means of this institution , peacefully and gradually shed their lustre on the Eastern limit of Asia and the islands of the rising sun .
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Dutch East Indies , 748 . ( Dutch ) Reformed Church . formed Church in America . Dyer , Samuel , 213 , 438 . See ReE East China Christian Educational Association , 643 , 786 . East China Union Medical College , 629 .
Dutch East Indies , 748 . ( Dutch ) Reformed Church . formed Church in America . Dyer , Samuel , 213 , 438 . See ReE East China Christian Educational Association , 643 , 786 . East China Union Medical College , 629 .
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