Missionary Life in the Interior of China
A narrative of departures and experiences in Shanghai and en route to the mission field. The author recalls underpayment and abuse faced by Chinese workers, contrasts foreign conduct with Christian ideals, and describes the chaotic packing and crowds at the port as barrows and steamer preparations unfold.
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Frantic boarding on ship reveals chaotic first class dining saloon
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