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Article
The Origin of The Ultra-Ganges Missions and Its Periodical Press
Author(s)
LIN Yihong
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2177/2022.07.006
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Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, China
ABSTRACT
In the early 19th century, Robert Morrison and William Milne, the first Protestant missionaries to China, commenced The Ultra-Ganges Missions, formally kicking off the Protestant missions in China and Southeast Asia. The Ultra-Ganges Missions not only marked a major milestone for the early missionary works of Protestantism, but also fueled the rise of Chinese modern press with its China-oriented periodicals such as The Chinese Monthly Magazine and The Indo-Chinese Gleaner. Based on the history of Protestantism in the 18th and 19th centuries, this article examines the origin of The Ultra-Ganges Missions and its periodical publication, in order to provide reference to the studies of Chinese Protestantism and China’s periodical press.
KEYWORDS
Morrison, Milne, The Ultra-Ganges Missions, religious periodical
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