The Emergency in China. [Forward Mission Study Courses] [Results of the Recent Revolution; Industrial & Commercial Developments; New Education; Religious Conditions; The Influence of Christianity; Orthography & Pronunciation of Chinese Names; etc]

xii, 309 pp. ; illustrated ; plates, portraits, folded map, folded table ; 20 cm. ; LCCN: 13-13751 ; OCLC: 1399571 ; grey wrappers ; very worn ; signature of Myrtle E. Law (1907-1999) on front cover ; numerous photographs of important figures in Chi nese politics and church work ; photos of various buildings and schools ; notations in pencil and pen by Myrtle Law throughout ; Myrtle E. Law became an early 20th century missionary to China, and it is clear that this book was instrumental in formi ng her initial opinions concerning China ; it is very interesing to observe by her commentary and underlining what she felt was important to her forthcoming work as a missionary, often revealing how the young missionary laid the groundwork for many things she undoubtedly would have to unlearn upon her arrival in China ; this book almost certainly accompanied her to China ; FAIR.