[1]
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Milton, "Paradise Lost," Book
II. |
[2]
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The Rev. J. T. Gracey, D. D., "China
in Outline," p. 10. |
[3]
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"Address on Foreign Missions," pp.
178, 179. |
[4]
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"As a Chinaman Saw Us," pp. 1,
2. |
[5]
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Temple Bar, quoted in Smith's "Rex
Christus," p. 115. |
[6]
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Smith, "Rex Christus," p. 116. |
[7]
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Rev. Dr. C. H. Fenn, Peking. |
[8]
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"China," pp. 272, 273 |
[9]
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George Eliot. |
[10]
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Smith, "Rex Christus," pp. 107,
108. |
[11]
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Quoted by Beach, "Dawn on the Hills
of T'ang," pp. 45, 46. |
[12]
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E. H Parker, "China." |
[13]
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The Outlook, February 13, 1904. |
[14]
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A li is about a third of a mile. |
[15]
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The Rev. Dr. Paul D. Bergen,
pamphlet. |
[16]
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Smith, "Rex Christus," pp. 62,
72. |
[17]
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Gibson, "Mission Methods and Mission
Policy in South China." |
[18]
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Williams, "Middle Kingdom." |
[19]
|
A tael equals sixty-five cents at the
present rate of exchange. |
[20]
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Part of this chapter appeared as an
article in the American Monthly Review of Reviews, October,
1904. |
[21]
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The Rev. Dr. Theodore Cuyler. |
[22]
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Address of the Bishops of the M. E.
Church, 1900. |
[23]
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New York Sun, July 13, 1903. |
[24]
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Part of this chapter appeared as an
article in the Century Magazine, March, 1904. |
[25]
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"Commercial China," p. 2902. |
[26]
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"Returns of Trade for 1904,"
published by the Maritime Customs Department of China. |
[27]
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"Returns of Trade for 1904,"
published by the Maritime Customs Department of China. |
[28]
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Year ending June, 1905. |
[29]
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April 7, 1901 |
[30]
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Christian Register, December 3,
1903. |
[31]
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The Rev. Dr. George Adam Smith, D.
D., "Yale Lectures," pp. 95-97. |
[32]
|
The Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke,
Sermon. |
[33]
|
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst,
Sermon. |
[34]
|
The Rev. Dr. James H. Snowden. |
[35]
|
Part of this chapter appeared as an
article in the American Monthly Review of Reviews, February,
1904. |
[36]
|
Parker, "China," p. 9, places the
number of ships at five and the date as 1637. |
[37]
|
Foster, "American Diplomacy in the
Orient," p. 5. |
[38]
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Foster, p. 57. |
[39]
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Foster, p. 59. |
[40]
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Ibid, p. 60. |
[41]
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Foster, pp. 61, 62. |
[42]
|
"China," pp. 95, 96. |
[43]
|
Parker, "China," p. 96. |
[44]
|
Foster, "American Diplomacy in the
Orient," p. 259. |
[45]
|
Article in The Outlook, April 23,
1904. |
[46]
|
"Two Heroes of Cathay," p. 223
sq. |
[47]
|
Dissenting opinion in the case of the
United States, Petitioner vs. Sing Tuck or King Do and thirty-one
others, April 25, 1904. |
[48]
|
"China," p. 105. |
[49]
|
Foster, "American Diplomacy in the
Orient," p. 205, |
[50]
|
Foster, p. 213. |
[51]
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Foster, p. 236. |
[52]
|
"American Diplomacy in the Orient,"
pp. 241, 242. |
[53]
|
"The Life and Letters of Samuel Wells
Williams, LL. D.," p. 271. |
[54]
|
"The Life and Letters of Samuel Wells
Williams, LL. D.," p. 261. |
[55]
|
"China," pp. 113-115. |
[56]
|
"Dawn in the Dark Continent," pp. 17,
18. |
[57]
|
Reproduced in the Newark, N. J.,
Evening News, January 9, 1904 |
[58]
|
Correspondence Respecting the
Circular of the Chinese Government of February 9, 1871, Relating to
Missionaries. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of
Her Majesty, 1872. |
[59]
|
Article in The Outlook, February 13,
1904, |
[60]
|
Pott, "The Outbreak in China," pp.
56, 57. |
[61]
|
"Rex Christus," p. 210. |
[62]
|
"China in Convulsion," Arthur H.
Smith; "The Outbreak in China," F. L. Hawks Pott; "The World Crisis
in China, 1900," Allen S. Will; "Siege Days," A. H. Mateer; "The
Siege of Peking," Wm. A. P. Martin; "The Providence of God in the
Siege of Peking," C. H. Fenn; "The Tragedy of Paoting-fu," Isaac C.
Ketler; "The China Martyrs of 1900," Robert C. Forsythe; "China,"
James H. Wilson, "China's Book of Martyrs," Luella Miner; "Two
Heroes of Cathay," Luella Miner; "Through Fire and Sword in
Shan-si," E. H. Edwards; "Chinese Heroes," I. T. Headland;
"Martyred Missionaries of the C. I. M.," Broomhall; "The Crisis in
China," G. B. Smith and others. |
[63]
|
The equivalent of $24,168,357. |
[64]
|
Martin, "A Cycle of Cathay," p.
275. |
[65]
|
Martin, "A Cycle of Cathay," pp. 275,
276, 277. |
[66]
|
Martin, p. 278. |
[67]
|
The reader is referred to "The Middle
Kingdom," Williams; "Christian Progress in China," Foster (1889);
"Story of the China Inland Mission," Guinness; "China and Formosa,"
Johnston (1897); Record of the General Conference of the Protestant
Missionaries of China held in Shanghai, 1890; Report of the
Ecumenical Missionary Conference held in New York, 1900; "Mission
Problems and Mission Methods in South China," Gibson; "Mission
Methods in Manchuria," Ross; "Women of the Middle Kingdom," McNabb;
"Among the Mongols," Gilmour; "East of the Barrier," Graham; "In
the Far East," Guinness; "The Cross and the Dragon," Henry; "From
Far Formosa," Mackay; "Dawn on the Hills of T'ang," Beach; "China
and the Chinese," Nevius; "Our Life in China," Mrs. Nevius; "Life
of John Livingston Nevius," Nevius; "Rex Christus," Smith; "John
Kenneth Mackenzie," Bryson; "Princely Men in the Heavenly Kingdom,"
Beach; "James Gilmour of Mongolia," Lovett; "Griffith John,"
Robson; "Robert Morrison," Townsend; "With the Tibetans in Tent and
Temple," Rijnhart. |
[68]
|
"Rex Christus," pp. 103, 107. |
[69]
|
Address in Shanghai, 1901. |
[70]
|
The Rev. Dr. L. J. Davies,
Tsing-tau. |
[71]
|
Letter to the author with permission
to print, July, 1901. |
[72]
|
The Chinese Recorder. |
[73]
|
720,540 Roman Catholics--compare p.
223 for Protestants. |
[74]
|
"Mission Problems and Mission Methods
in South China," pp. 309, 310. |
[75]
|
Chapter VI. |
[76]
|
The Rev. Dr. Calvin Mateer, Teng
chou. |
[77]
|
The Rev. Dr. Calvin H. Mateer. |
[78]
|
"Rex Christus," pp. 204-206. |
[79]
|
Gibson, pp. 239, 240. |
[80]
|
Smith, "Rex Christus," p. 107. |
[81]
|
"Mission Problems and Mission Methods
in South China," pp. 29-31, 240. |
[82]
|
Letter, April 28, 1902. |
[83]
|
Smith, "Rex Christus," p. 212. |
[84]
|
Chapter IX. |
[85]
|
Report of the Hon. Carroll D. Wright,
Commissioner of Labour, 1903 |
[86]
|
The Youth's Companion, October 29,
1903. |
[87]
|
Mr. F. S. Brockman, Address--"How to
Retain to the Church the Services of English-Speaking Christians,"
Shanghai, 1904. |
[88]
|
Missionary Review of the World,
October, 1900. |
[89]
|
Chapter VII. |
[90]
|
Article in The New York Tribune,
September 7, 1903. |
[91]
|
Article in The Outlook, February 13,
1904. |
[92]
|
Chester Holcombe, article in The
Outlook, February 13, 1904. |
[93]
|
"Two Heroes of Cathay," pp. 154, 155,
158. |
[94]
|
North China Daily News. |
[95]
|
"Letters of a Chinese Official," pp.
64, 65. |
[96]
|
E. H. Parker, "China," pp. 167,
169. |
[97]
|
Report of the Society for the
Diffusion of Christian and General Knowledge Among the Chinese,
Shanghai, 1903. |
[98]
|
Chapter VII. |
[99]
|
Cf. Imperial Decree of Sept. 22,
1898, quoted in Pott, "The Outbreak in China," pp. 55sq, |
[100]
|
"The Spirit of Missions," July,
1904. |
[101]
|
The Rev. Dr. J. C. Garritt, Hang
chou. |
[102]
|
Smith, "Rex Christus," p. 237 |
[103]
|
Chapter XXV. |
[104]
|
The Rev. Dr. Maltbie D. Babcock. |
[105]
|
The Christian Advocate, New York,
June 11, 1903. |
[106]
|
Gibson, pp. 11, 12. |
[107]
|
Lecky, "History of European Morals,"
Vol. 1, p. 359. |
[108]
|
"China's Call for a Three Years'
Enterprise," 1903. |
[109]
|
Gibson, p. 277. |
[110]
|
Gibson, p. 331. |
[111]
|
Speech on the Reform Bill. |
[112]
|
Milton, "Prose Works." |