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Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . Medical Staff and Students, Tungkun Hospital. Village of Tungkun (near Cantont. Hospital Buildings, Tungkun. Medical Work of the Rhenish Mission in South China. THE SOCIAL RESULTS OF MISSIONS 431 Board. All these missions give more or less attention to medicalagencies. In the eastern section of the Continent, there are Swedishmissionaries in Abyssinia, and in German territory is the Evangelical Mis-sionary Society of German East Africa. On the borders of Lake Tan-ganyika are stations of the London Mission. In Za
Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . Medical Staff and Students, Tungkun Hospital. Village of Tungkun (near Cantont. Hospital Buildings, Tungkun. Medical Work of the Rhenish Mission in South China. THE SOCIAL RESULTS OF MISSIONS 431 Board. All these missions give more or less attention to medicalagencies. In the eastern section of the Continent, there are Swedishmissionaries in Abyssinia, and in German territory is the Evangelical Mis-sionary Society of German East Africa. On the borders of Lake Tan-ganyika are stations of the London Mission. In Zanzibar and Pemba,and from thence in a southwesterly direction to British Central Africa,is the Universities Mission, which, around Lake Nyassa and LakeShir6, unites with the Free Church of Scotland and the Church ofScotland in the occupation of British Central Africa. In this vicinityis the Zambesi Industrial Mission, to which Sir Brampton Gurdon haspresented two fully equipped hospitals, as an expression of his appre-ciation of the value of the service it is rendering to that
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Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1890, booksubjectmissions, bookyear189