An edition of Fire and sword in Shansi
(1903)
Fire and sword in Shansi
the story of the martyrdom of foreigners and Chinese Christians
by E. H. Edwards
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Fire and sword in Shansi: the story of the martyrdom of foreigners and Chinese Christians
1970, Arno Press
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Fire and sword in Shansi: the story of the martyrdom of foreigners and Chinese Christians
1903, Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier
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Fire and sword in Shansi: the story of the martyrdom of foreigners and Chinese Christians
1903, Revell
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS
Introductory Note by Dr. Alexander Maclaren 7
Preface 11
List of the Martyrs of Shansi 14
List of Illustrations 18
Introduction 20
CHAPTER I
The Province of Shansi: The Scene of the Massacre 33
CHAPTER II
The Spread of Boxerism in Shansi 48
CHAPTER III
After the Massacres 111
CHAPTER IV
Persecutions of the Native Church 173
CHAPTER V
Memorials and Last Letters 213
CHAPTER VI
Present Needs and Future Prospects 303
Index 321
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
H.E. Ts'en Ch'un Hsuan Frontispiece
View of T'ai Yuan Fu from the Central Tower 19
The Central Tower of T'ai Yuan Fu 32
A Road through the Loess 40
Crossing a River in Flood
Sketch Map of Shansi 48
Entrance to Hospital Compound, T'ai Yuan Fu
Chapel on Hospital Compound, T'ai Yuan Fu 60
House in which the Missionaries were arrested 72
Entrance to the Governor's Yamen
Entrance to the Cave House in the Village of Peh Liang Shan 82
Courtyard of Cave House
Passing over the Loess Mountains 96
A Temple overlooking the T'ai Yuan Plain
Certificate of Protection 110
Shen Tun Ho 120
Sketch Map showing Route from Peking to T'ai Yuan Fu 126
First Party of Protestant Missionaries to enter Shansi after the Massacre 132
Our Escort in Shansi
Meeting of Protestant Missionaries and Officials of Shansi 140
Memorial Service, T'ai Yuan Fu 146
Procession leaving the Prefect's Yamen
Procession passing through the Streets
View of Cemetery from adjacent Hill Pavilion and Graves 153
Arrival of Procession at Cemetery
Service at the Cemetery 160
Reception of Mourners by the Resident Magistrate 176
Mourners gathered round the Site of Martyrdom
Hsin Chou from the South-east
Hsin Chou. Memorial Service on the Site of the Massacre 188
Tai Yuan Fu Girls' School, 1898 199
Mission House, Hospital Compound, Tai Yuan Fu 206
Ruins of above
Group of Shansi Missionaries, taken at Tai Yuan Fu, 1898 212
Mr. John Robinson, B.A. (Lond.), Miss Duval, 218
Miss Coombs, Miss Stewart
Dr. and Mrs. Lovitt 226
Mr. T. W. Pigott, Mrs. Pigott 236
Wellesley W. Pigott, Mr. Alexander Hoddle
Wang Ten Ren and his Bride 242
Courtyard of a Buddhist Temple near Shou Yang
Mr. Geo. W. Stokes, Mrs. Stokes
Mr. James Simpson, Mrs. Simpson 250
In the Hospital Compound, Tai Yuan Fu 266
The Old Mission House, Shou Yang Hsien
Starting for a Picnic, Shou Yang Hsien 282
Shou Yang Hsien from the North 298
Dr. Lovitt and his Hospital Assistants 312
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