Stephen Endicott                                                                        Chinese Editions  

James G. Endicott:  Rebel Out of China                                  Reviews  

FIRST PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESS (1980)                    How to Order  

RE-PUBLISHED BY FOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESS, BEIJING (2004)                 Re-Published in 2004   

                                                                                             Postscript For 2004 Edition

                   Table of Contents

Forword, by K. H. Ting  ix
Preface xi
PART ONE
BEGINNINGS, 1898-1925
1  In the shadow of the white pagoda 7
2  The Methodist soldier  19
3  At university  33
4  Circuit-riding in Saskatchewan  43
5  Ideology and ordination  48
6  The gates of Eden  59
PART TWO
THE MISSIONARY YEARS, 1925-1944
7  Apprenticeship in Chungchow  75
8  China in ferment 86
9  The Wanhsien incident  92
10 Exodus to Shanghai  102
11 Preaching and teaching in Chungking  110
12 Furlough in Canada  124
13 Experiments in missionary work  134
14 Madame Chiang's New Life Movement 141
15 Furlough again 153
PART THREE
CHINA IN REVOLUTION, 1944-1947
16 Aboard the S.S.Priam  169
17 Save China by democracy  177
18 Secret agent `Hialeah'  184
19 The mice of  No 11  196
20 The battle of the embassy  208
21 Resignation  219
22 The Shanghai Newsletter 235
23 The `Endicott controversy'  245
PART FOUR
THE PEACE MOVEMENT, 1948-1971
24 Founding the peace movement  261
25 War in Korea  278
26 Charges of germ warfare  289
27 The Stalin Peace Prize  303
28 Return to China 309
29 One divides into two  325
30 A time of decision  342
EPILOGUE
31 The happy warrior continues  359

Notes  367
Index  401