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Title
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CMS Awake!
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Issue Number
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160
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Volume Number
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14
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Issue Date
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02 Apr 1904
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Keywords
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agriculture, baby, birth, blindness, boarding-school, Boxer Rising, Buddhism, Catholic, chief, children, China Inland Mission, Church of England, clergy, committee, congregation, convert, correspondence, death, doctor, drought, empire, family, famine, gospel, government, hospital, hymn, idol, Jesus, lady missionaries, leprosy, London Missionary Society, marriage, medical mission, money, Native Church, Old Testament, opium, orphanage, pastor, photograph, pity, plague, politics, port, poverty, prayer, preaching, print, privilege, Protestant, Roman Catholic, sacrifice, school, servant, service, sex, ship, slavery, Sunday School, teaching, The Bible, training college, translation, trial, widow, wife, women
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Names
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Morrison, RobertBiographies
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Countries
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Australia; China; Hong Kong; India; Israel; Japan; Jordan; Singapore; United Kingdom
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Places
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Al-Salt; Asia; Beihei; Beijing; Europe; Fuhkien province; Funing County; Fuzhou; Guandong; Guangzhou; Guanxi; Hangzhou; Hong Kong; Hunan; Kien-Ning; Kottayam; Kucheng; London; Nanjing; Nazareth; Ningbo; Ningde; Rome; Shanghai; Shaou-Hing; Shiu Hing; Taizhou; Travancore; Xiamen; Xinghua; Zhenjiang; Zhuji
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Produced By
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Church Missionary Society
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Place of Publication
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London
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Additional Information
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A Missionary Magazine for General Readers.
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Other Titles
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Eastward Ho! The Periodical Titles
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Library
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Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham
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Copyright
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Church Mission Society
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Other Issues in this Volume
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