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... resided at Peking for over a year . He was given many audiences and fre- 351 quently received dishes and refreshments from the Imperial table . ( CCFP 124 ) KH 45 ( 1706 ) Missionaries in China Must be Registered In the winter of the ...
... resided at Peking for over a year . He was given many audiences and fre- 351 quently received dishes and refreshments from the Imperial table . ( CCFP 124 ) KH 45 ( 1706 ) Missionaries in China Must be Registered In the winter of the ...
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... resided nearly seventeen months in the Chinese Court until he was compelled to quit Peking on July 23 , 1722. An account of his residence in Peking and the explanation of why he failed in China are given in Lange's own journal ...
... resided nearly seventeen months in the Chinese Court until he was compelled to quit Peking on July 23 , 1722. An account of his residence in Peking and the explanation of why he failed in China are given in Lange's own journal ...
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