China and Christianity : the missionary movement and the growth of Chinese antiforeignism, 1860-1870/ Paul A. Cohen
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TextLanguage: English Series: Harvard East Asian series ; 11Publication details: Cambridge : Harvard University Press, 1963Description: xiv, 392 p. : ill., 22 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - DS762 .C6 1963
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- I. The Anti-Christian Tradition -- 1. The Anti-Christian Tradition in Chinese Thought -- II. The Anti-Christian Tradition in Action, 1860-1870 -- 2. China, Christianity, And The Foreign Powers In 1860 -- 3. Gentry Opposition to Christianity -- 4. Official Opposition to Christianity -- 6. Chinese Proposals for the Regulation of Missionary Activities -- 7. Official Accommodation of the Foreign Missionary -- 8. France, Britain, and the Missionary Problem -- 9. The Tientsin Catastrophe -- 10. Chinese Xenophobia and the Foreign Missionary -- Appendix I. Incidents Mentioned in Text, 1861-1870 -- Appendix II. The Origin of the Pi-hsieh chi-shih -- Notes -- Reference Matter -- Index
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