The Uplift of China
The Uplift of China
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C. Du Bose of Su-chou, the President of the Anti-Opium League, had an interview with tlie Governor- General of the River Provinces, H. E. Chou-fu; and was told that, if a memorial signed by missionaries of all nationalities were sent to him, he would forward it to the Throne. Ruled sheets were sent to 450 cities and the returns gave 1,333 signa- tures, which were bound in a volume covered witli yellow silk, and sent to Nanking, reaching there August igth, whence they were forwarded to Peking. T...he Imperial Edict was issued September 20th. For a translation of the Opium Edict, see Appendix E.
2i6 The Uplift of China limitations and the still more unhappy divisions of the Churches from which they came, may be not merel)- admitted but emphasized, for it shows the almost irresistible tendency of actual mission work to breadth of view and substantial union.
That many mistakes have been made, sometimes due to errors and occasionally to lack of judg- ment, need not be denied ; for it only affords an additional proof that the workers held their treasure in earthen vessels, thus making it more evident that for whatever has been accomplished the praise belongs, not to man, but to God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Du Bose of Su-chou, the President of the Anti-Opium League, had an interview with tlie Governor- General of the River Provinces, H. E. Chou-fu; and was told that, if a memorial signed by missionaries of all nationalities were sent to him, he would forward it to the Throne. Ruled sheets were sent to 450 cities and the returns gave 1,333 signa- tures, which were bound in a volume covered witli yellow silk, and sent to Nanking, reaching there August igth, whence they were forwarded to Peking. T...he Imperial Edict was issued September 20th. For a translation of the Opium Edict, see Appendix E.
2i6 The Uplift of China limitations and the still more unhappy divisions of the Churches from which they came, may be not merel)- admitted but emphasized, for it shows the almost irresistible tendency of actual mission work to breadth of view and substantial union.
That many mistakes have been made, sometimes due to errors and occasionally to lack of judg- ment, need not be denied ; for it only affords an additional proof that the workers held their treasure in earthen vessels, thus making it more evident that for whatever has been accomplished the praise belongs, not to man, but to God.
What to read after The Uplift of China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henderson Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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