A History of Christian Missions in China |
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17 It was several years before either the Spanish or the Portuguese attempts to establish a permanent mission were ... Jesuit provincial for the Indies and Japan , spent two months in Canton attempting to ransom imprisoned Portuguese .
17 It was several years before either the Spanish or the Portuguese attempts to establish a permanent mission were ... Jesuit provincial for the Indies and Japan , spent two months in Canton attempting to ransom imprisoned Portuguese .
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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 .
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 .
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In addition , Protestants were attempting to mitigate various kinds of suffering and attacked evils not only in the ... Catholic missionaries did not make much attempt to modify the life of the non - Catholic portion of the nation .
In addition , Protestants were attempting to mitigate various kinds of suffering and attacked evils not only in the ... Catholic missionaries did not make much attempt to modify the life of the non - Catholic portion of the nation .
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