【Presbyterians and the Boxer Year in North China】
JOURNAL ARTICLE
Through Fire and Sword: Presbyterians and the Boxer Year in North China
G. Thompson Brown
The Journal of Presbyterian History (1997-)
Vol. 78, No. 3 (FALL 2000), pp. 193-206
Published by: Presbyterian Historical Society
https://www.jstor.org/stable/23335478
Page Count: 14
Topics: Christian missionaries, Catholicism, Empresses, Governors, Mission stations, Killing, Sieges, Consul
Billy Graham Center
Archives
Records of the United States Home Council of Overseas Missionary Fellowship (China Inland Mission) - Collection 215
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Table of Contents
Brief Description of This Collection
Title Page and Restrictions
Historical Background of the Overseas Missionary Fellowship (China Inland Mission)
- Headquarters Locations
Executive Officers
Other Significant Officers
James Hudson Taylor and the Founding of China Inland Mission
Signifcant Events in the Mission's History
Mission Emphasis
Geographic Emphasis
Other Significant Information
An Essay on the Contents of the Collection (Scope and Content)
- I. Papers of James Hudson Taylor I
II. Directories
III. Publications and Reports
IV. Reference Material
V. Conferences
VI. Headquarters
VII. U. S. Council- a. Internal Administrative Records
b. Relations with Other Home Councils
c. Relations with China Headquarters, later International Headquarters
d. North American Missionaries
- a. Internal Administrative Records
Associated Missions (until 1951)
Individuals for Whom There Are Personnel Cards or Post Council Questionnaires
Lists of Artifacts, Audio Tapes, Books, Films, Glass Negatives, Negatives, Oversize Materials, Photo Albums, Photographs, and Slides and Slides (Lantern) This Collection (Location Records)
- Audio Tapes
Films
Glass Negatives
Negatives
Oversize Materials
Photo Albums
Photographs
Slides
Slides (Lantern)
List of the Contents of Boxes of Paper Records in This Collection (Container List)
- I. Papers of James Hudson Taylor I
II. Directories
III. Publications and Reports
IV. Reference Material
V. Conferences
VI. Headquarters
VII. U. S. Council
VIII. Canadian Council
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