A History of Christian Missions in China |
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treaties clearly promised missionaries and Chinese Christians protection in the propagation and practice of their faith , and in many localities the Chinese authorities permitted even Protestant missionaries to rent or buy land ...
treaties clearly promised missionaries and Chinese Christians protection in the propagation and practice of their faith , and in many localities the Chinese authorities permitted even Protestant missionaries to rent or buy land ...
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land but were to be exempt from customary contributions to ceremonies and festivals which had a religious significance . Chinese and foreigners living together were to be controlled by identical rules ; more specifically , excessive and ...
land but were to be exempt from customary contributions to ceremonies and festivals which had a religious significance . Chinese and foreigners living together were to be controlled by identical rules ; more specifically , excessive and ...
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... but that if the missionary had acquired an entrance , and especially if he had obtained a house or land either by lease or by purchase , he had by that act come into possession of quasi - legal rights in which he must be protected.
... but that if the missionary had acquired an entrance , and especially if he had obtained a house or land either by lease or by purchase , he had by that act come into possession of quasi - legal rights in which he must be protected.
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