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Title India's Women and China's Daughters
Issue Number 288
Volume Number 30
Issue Date Jun 1910
Keywords agriculture, baby, baptism, Bible woman, birth, blindness, boarding-school, Brahman, Buddhism, camp, caste, catechist, chief, children, China Inland Mission, clergy, committee, communication, Confucianism, convert, correspondence, deafness, death, dispensary, doctor, Eastern Churches, education, empire, entertainment, examination, exhibition, extended family, family, flood, foot binding, furlough, generation, gospel, government, healing, Hindu, hospital, hymn, idol, income, indigenous Christians, Islam, itineration, Jesus, Juggernaut, lady missionaries, literature, materialism, medical mission, Mohammedan, monarch, money, morality, Native Church, nurse, nursery, Old Testament, opium, ordination, orphanage, pastor, Pentecostal, photograph, piety, pilgrimage, pioneer, plague, politics, prayer, prejudice, Prince of Wales, privilege, race, rail, Red Cross, salvation, school, Scripture, secretary, secularisation, servant, service, Sunday School, superstition, surgery, Taoism, teaching, The Bible, translation, university, ward, widow, wife, women, Women's Department, World Missionary Conference (WMC), youth, zenana
Names Edward VII, King
Countries Bangladesh; China; India; Ireland; Pakistan; Sri Lanka; United Kingdom
Places Agarpara; Amritsar; Bangalore; Bardhaman; Batala; Bengal; Bhagalpur; Dera Ismail Khan; Fuzhou; Hunan; Jabalpur; Jandiala; Karachi; Kashmir; Kolkata; Krishnagar; Kucheng; London; Mankar; Narowal; Quetta; Ranaghat; Shimla; Sindh; Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte; Srinagar; Tarn Taran
Produced By Church of England Zenana Missionary Society
Place of Publication London
Other Titles
Library Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham
Copyright Church Mission Society
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