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- Introduction: The Many Faces of Protestant Missions in China and the United States [John K. Fairbank]
- I. Protestant Missions in American Expansion
- Near East Notes and Far East Queries [James A. Field, Jr.]
- Evangelical Logistics: Mission Support and Resources to 1920 [Valentin H. Rabe]
- The Student Volunteer Movement and Its Role in China Missions, 1886–1920 [Clifton J. Phillips]
- Modernism and Missions: The Liberal Search for an Exportable Christianity, 1875–1935 [William R. Hutchison]
- II. Christianity and the Transformation of China
- The Theology of American Missionaries in China, 1900–1950 [M. Searle Bates]
- Christianity in the Chinese Idiom: Young J. Allen and the Early [Chiao-huih sin-pao], 1868–1870 [Adrian A. Bennett and Kwang-Ching Liu]
- Littoral and Hinterland in Nineteenth Century China: The “Christian” Reformers [Paul A. Cohen]
- Christianity and Nationalism: The Career of Wu Lei-ch’uan at Yenching University [Philip West]
- III. China Mission Images and American Policies
- Ends and Means: Missionary Justification of Force in Nineteenth Century China [Stuart Creighton Miller]
- Why They Stayed: American Church Politics and Chinese Nationalism in the Twenties [Shirley Stone Garrett]
- The Missionary Response to the Nationalist Revolution [Paul A. Varg]
- The Missionary Enterprise and Theories of Imperialism [Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.]
- Abbreviations
- Notes
- Glossary
- Index