Thirty years in Moukden, 1883-1913, being the experiences and recollections of Dugald Christie

1914

Ed. by his wife

Contents p.vii
I. Is it worth while ? p.1
II. Uphill work p.4
III. Moukden: city and people p.12
IV. Bridging the gulf p.21
V. Medical practice among the Chinese p.31
VI. Climatic conditions, disease, and flood p.43
VII. East and West: mistaken judgments p.52
VIII. Far from the madding crowd p.64
IX. Progress, 1883-1894 p.74
X. Side-lights on the beginnings of a war. 1894 p.83
XI. Grim reality: the Chino-Japanese war p.91
XII. Among the wounded p.99
XIII. A strange aftermath of war p.109
XIV. The story of blind Chang of the valley of peace p.116
XV. Misdirected patriotism p.123
XVI. The Boxer madness, 1900 p.133
XVII. Paying the price p.151
XVIII. War again, 1904 p.164
XIX. In the midst of the battle of Moukden p.176
XX. The sufferings of the innocent p.184
XXI. Reconstruction p.196
XXII. Spiritual uplift p.207
XXIII. The principles of medical mission work p.216
XXIV. The beginnings or medical education in Manchuria p.225
XXV. The Black Death p.234
XXVI. Fighting the plague. 1911 p.246
XXVII. Moukden and the revolution p.258
XXVIII. The Moukden medical college p.270
XXIX. After the revolution p.278
XXX. Looking forward p.288
Summary of events p.293
Index p.297

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