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Loercher tells of the persecution of a Christian woman in Tschong hang kang with an account of the ensuing court case in the mandarin's court.

Bellon on "Proverbs in the Hakka dialect". Some proverbs and their meanings.

A report on the school and the catechists' seminary. By Bellon.

A letter by the Prussian Consul at Canton K. Carlowitz on the rights of Protestant Missionaries in China in a specific case as described by Bellon in No. 34.

A Christmas at Lilong.

Annual report on the school, the catechist seminary and the work in the congregation. Persecution of a Christian woman at Tschong han kang.

Piton from Nyenhangli, where he is now stationed (with Bender remaining at Tschong tshun). He mentions an area on the border of the Kiangsi and Fukhien Provinces. which has been depopulated by the rebels. The mandarin now invites people to settle there and one of the Christian families will go there.

New possibilities for evangelism in the Lyung tschon district, Bender reports, but also persecution of some of the newly baptized Christians. See also No. 52. Nyenhangli

Piton from Nyenhangli baptizes his adopted son Pit Onyih, who told him his story.

Piton from Nyenhangli on Chinese funeral practices and other ceremonies.

Annual report of the station Tschong tshun by Bender and Nyenhangli by Piton.

Report of the school, by Lechler.

A journey to Sin Len. Report by Lechler, with an account of the fights between Puntis and Hakkas during the time of the rebels. On p. 9 he adds the "Story of the Roman Catholic Mission in Sin len".

Copy of a letter from Lechler to Mrs. Rothlieb in Stockholm. Swedish church groups are supporting mission work in China.

Biography of Li tschin kau, translated by Lechler. It is also an account of his connection with the Taiping wan.

Bellon on "Proverbs in the Hakka dialect". Some proverbs and their meaning

Alle Berichte / all reports 1868

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler, Jakob Lörcher, Sophie Perrenon, Wilhelm Bellon, Martha Bellon-Mögling, Heinrich Bender, Charles Piton

Three Chinese letters, written to the Inspector of missions in Basel and translated by Lechler. Also No. 12.

A report on the outstation Khi tschung, by Lechler.The report of a journey by Li tschin kau is also included translated by Lechler).

Marie Lechler to Miss von Sinner on the Girls' School.

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