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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913. Excerpt: ... Index Abel, Rev. Charles W., his in-struction of the natives of New Guinea in the British laws, 35 Africa, early missionary efforts in, 18, 19,30; commercial advance in, 94-101; railway achieve-ments in, 96, 97; model stores opened in some of the mission stations of, 113; movements toward union among missions in, 201 African Lakes Corporation, 99 Agra, St. John's College at, 113 Albertini, Rev. Johann Baptist von, his hymns translated into the languages of foreign mission fields, 210 Albigenses, The, their witness to evangelical truth, 149 Alexander, Mrs. Cecil Frances, quoted, 306 Alexander VI (Pope), his Bulls of Concession, Demarcation, and Extension, 51 Ali, Safdar, author of hymns in the Urdu language, 208 Allen, Dr. Horace N., his diplo-matic services to Korea, 28 American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, The, in-dustrial missions of, in South Africa, 104 American College for Girls, Con-stantinople (now named the Con-stantinople College), 86 American Missionary in the Near East, The, 245-261; the un-usual scrutiny to which mission-aries and their work have been subject in recent years, 245-247; the ordeal not to their dis-credit, 246, 247; the missionary has been a problem in Turkish official circles, 247, 248; the tra-ditional status of the subject Christian races in Turkey, 248, 249; the more tolerant attitude of the constitutional regime, 249, 250; what a survey of missions in Turkey would reveal, 250-252; the gradual political dis-memberment of Turkey, 252-255; the relentless attitude of Islam to the religious freedom of its adherents still maintained, 255, 256, 259; the old censor-ship of publications, 256-258; Christianity destined to vindicate itself to the Moslem heart and conscience, 260, 261 American Monthly Review of Re-views, ...
