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Beyond the Stone Arches: An American Missionary Doctor in China, 1892-1932

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“Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ...
Binding
Hardcover
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9780471397595
Book Title
Beyond the Stone Arches : an American Missionary Doctor in China, 1892-1932
Item Length
8.8in
Publisher
Wiley & Sons Canada, The Limited, John
Publication Year
2000
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.1in
Author
Edward Bliss Jr., Edward Bliss
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, Medical, History
Topic
Christian Ministry / Missions, General, Medical, Asia / China
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
16.1 Oz
Number of Pages
256 Pages

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Ruffled dresses, full skirts, pantaloons, and loose gowns of the "Empire" cut for girls; and for boys -- long trousers buttoned to a shirt, sailor suits, and velvet knee-breeches. 32 black-and-white illustrations.

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Publisher
Wiley & Sons Canada, The Limited, John
ISBN-10
0471397598
ISBN-13
9780471397595
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1698933

Product Key Features

Book Title
Beyond the Stone Arches : an American Missionary Doctor in China, 1892-1932
Author
Edward Bliss Jr., Edward Bliss
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Christian Ministry / Missions, General, Medical, Asia / China
Publication Year
2000
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, Medical, History
Number of Pages
256 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.8in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
16.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
R722.32.B55a3 2001
Reviews
""When you were so sick in infancy, and there was little hope of your recovery, did I not earnestly pray that the Lord would spare your life that you might live for His glory,"" wrote the devout Emily Lydston Bliss in 1891 to her oldest son and the author's father, Edward, upon hearing that he had cosen to become a missionary doctor in China. Relying on letters from and conversations with his father and others, as well as his own recollections of living in China as the son of two missionaries, Bliss offers a lovely account of his father's lifelong devotion to China and its people. The author perfectly balances an objective description of his father's contributions as a physician and Christian missionary with a genuine warmth and respect for him. As a backdrop to the primary story of his father's work, Bliss describes the larger sociopolitical events taking place both in China and around the world - recalling that his father once described himself and his fellow American missionaries as ""the first anti-isolationists."" Bliss senior suffered bouts of malaria, plagues and flood, but it would only be in the wake of Mao's rise to power that Edward would leave China. Bliss succeeds beautifully in painting a private view of a transformative period in world history through the eyes of one man. Readers will recognize Bliss's name from his long and distinguished career in broadcast journalism, which will contribute to sales of this excellent book. -- ""Publishers Weekly "", "When you were so sick in infancy, and there was little hope of your recovery, did I not earnestly pray that the Lord would spare your life that you might live for His glory," wrote the devout Emily Lydston Bliss in 1891 to her oldest son and the author's father, Edward, upon hearing that he had cosen to become a missionary doctor in China. Relying on letters from and conversations with his father and others, as well as his own recollections of living in China as the son of two missionaries, Bliss offers a lovely account of his father's lifelong devotion to China and its people. The author perfectly balances an objective description of his father's contributions as a physician and Christian missionary with a genuine warmth and respect for him. As a backdrop to the primary story of his father's work, Bliss describes the larger sociopolitical events taking place both in China and around the world - recalling that his father once described himself and his fellow American missionaries as "the first anti-isolationists." Bliss senior suffered bouts of malaria, plagues and flood, but it would only be in the wake of Mao's rise to power that Edward would leave China. Bliss succeeds beautifully in painting a private view of a transformative period in world history through the eyes of one man. Readers will recognize Bliss's name from his long and distinguished career in broadcast journalism, which will contribute to sales of this excellent book. -- "Publishers Weekly ", Advance Praise for Beyond the Stone Arches "Now the world can share the life of this great man. In its intimate detail, this is a fascinating story that serves as a valuable introduction to the people of a country so important to us today." --Walter Cronkite "A fascinating look at China from the point of view of an American medical missionary, this absorbing life of a quiet hero rings with authenticity and sheds light on the turbulent years from the late 1800s to 1932 that will be a revelation for most Western readers." --Adeline Yen Mah, author of Falling Leaves "This is a proud man's story of a father who lived a life of a medical missionary in China for forty years-a life of service, sacrifice, joy, and fulfillment. The pages turn easily and quickly with humor, care, and love. It's a jewel of a book that will remain with you forever." --Jim Lehrer, The News Hour "A small gem. Edward Bliss embarked, against great odds, on a remarkable range of activities aimed at improving the livelihood of common people. He was a veritable one-man Peace Corps. His is an inspiring story that warms the heart and enriches the soul." --H. T. Huang, author of Science and Civilization in China "It took three years for Edward Bliss, M.D., to ascend the Min River in a convoy of three river junks in 1893, averaging fourteen miles a day. This was his first trip to Shaowu, which became his home for forty-two years, a tumultuous and dangerous time and place. His son tells the story of his father's life and work in fascinating detail, drawing on a trove of letters and extensive interviews with his father." --Donald MacInnis, former Methodist missionary and China Program Director, National Council of Churches/USA, "'When you were so sick in infancy, and there was little hope of your recovery, did I not earnestly pray that the Lord would spare your life that you might live for His glory,' wrote the devout Emily Lydston Bliss in 1891 to her oldest son and the author's father, Edward, upon hearing that he had chosen to become a missionary doctor in China. Relying on letters from and conversations with his father and others, as well as his own recollections of living in China as the son of two missionaries, Bliss offers a lovely account of his father's lifelong devotion to China and its people. The author perfectly balances an objective description of his father's contributions as a physician and Christian missionary with a genuine warmth and respect for him. As a backdrop to the primary story of his father's work, Bliss describes the larger sociopolitical events taking place both in China and around the world - recalling that his father once described himself and his fellow American missionaries as 'the first anti-isolationists.' Bliss senior suffered bouts of malaria, plagues and flood, but it would only be in the wake of Mao's rise to power that Edward would leave China. Bliss succeeds beautifully in painting a private view of a transformative period in world history through the eyes of one man. Readers will recognize Bliss's name from his long and distinguished career in broadcast journalism, which will contribute to sales of this excellent book." --Publishers Weekly
Table of Content
Partial table of contents: "I Have Fallen Among Friends"."Strange How Clearly We Remember Long Past Events"."The Most Fool Thing I Ever Did"."Just Imagine That"."It is Good to Feel Needed"."A Great Way to Take a Tonic"."There is No One to Consult, Only the Great Physician"."I Have Come Home!""There is Still Hope!""I Regret That We Did Not Put Up Houses Better Suited For the Chinese"."They Are Highly Refined, Educated in Convents, I Suppose"."I Am Growing Stronger All the Time for My Work"."There Are a Good Many Things Indicative of a Change"."We Aren2t Supposed to Solicit, But..."."Sometimes in a Certain Sense Discouraged"."I Must Admit I2m Tired"."We Must Help Them Extricate Themselves"."Now I Sleep Soundly At Nights"."The Next Morning I Found Havoc Everywhere"."Something in the Future Was Not Enough"."Kienning Had Fallen"."The Red Army is at the Gates".Epilogue.
Copyright Date
2001
Lccn
00-033026
Dewey Decimal
610/.92 B
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes

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