Stephen Endicott Chinese EditionsJames G. Endicott: Rebel Out of China ReviewsFIRST PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESS (1980) How to OrderRE-PUBLISHED BY FOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESS, BEIJING (2004) Re-Published in 2004
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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 |