印中搜闻（1817-1822）
目 录内容简介
前言
Introduction to the First Volume
Vol. I， No. 1， May， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
Letter from Rev. Mr. Crook， N.S. Wales
State of Things at Canton
Opinion of a Chinese Priest Respecting Christ
State of Things at Malacca
Letter from the Rev. Mr. Townley， C…
查看完整
Introduction to the First Volume
Vol. I， No. 1， May， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
Letter from Rev. Mr. Crook， N.S. Wales
State of Things at Canton
Opinion of a Chinese Priest Respecting Christ
State of Things at Malacca
Letter from the Rev. Mr. Townley， C…
查看完整
目 录内容简介
《印中搜闻》是新教传教士在马六甲创办的最早的外文期刊，侧重对印度和中国传教情况的报导，介绍了中国的佛、道和一些民间信仰。由于清政府实行闭关政策，中西交往阻断。在这种情况下，以英文出版的《印中搜闻》上刊载的有关中国方方面面的报导，便成为西方人了解中国现貌的主要资料来源。《印中搜闻》创办不久，便在欧美学术界和汉学界产生了很大影响，至今仍得到当今汉学家的很高评价，成为最有价值的传教会历史记载之一。
目 录内容简介
前言
Introduction to the First Volume
Vol. I， No. 1， May， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
Letter from Rev. Mr. Crook， N.S. Wales
State of Things at Canton
Opinion of a Chinese Priest Respecting Christ
State of Things at Malacca
Letter from the Rev. Mr. Townley， Calcutta
Ditto from the Rev. Mr. Keith， ditto
Association Meeting at Madras
General Intelligence
Progress of Education in Ireland
Miscellanea
Execution of Criminals in China
Of the Tea Sect
Jews in China
Vol. I， No. 2， August， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
South Sea Irelands
Madras—No. of Schools
Missionary Meeting
Bellary—No. of Schools
Translation of the Scriptures
Ganjam—Illness of Rev. Mr. Lee
Batavia—Death of Mr. Supper
Surat—State of the Mission
Malacca—State of the Mission
Contributions to the Schools
Contributions to the building
Contributions to the Schools
Calcutta—Letter from Rev. Mr. Townley
No. of Schools at Chinsurah
South Africa—Supposed Death of Rev. Mr. Williams
Letter from Rev. Mr. Evans
General Intelligence
English Chaplains
Roman Catholic Zeal
Execution， & c.
British Officers in India
Miscellanea
Malay Idea of the Creation
Anecdote of Dr. Cotton Mather
Vol. I， No. 3， February， 1818
Miscellanea
Journal of Occurrences
Prime Minister of China Degraded
Japan—Letter to the Editor
Showers of Blood—Letter to the Editor
Idols Presented to the Emperors of China， on His Birthday
Criminals in China
Essays， Missionary Fragments， & e.
A Letter， Containing a Proposal for a Closer Union in Missionary Labor
Queries， Relative to the Formation of Christian Churches
On the Dress of a Christian MiniSter
Accounts from the Missions
Vizagapatam—Letter from the Rev. James Dawson
Ainboina—Letter from the Rev. Mr. Kam
China—Note from Mr. Morrison
Malacca—Donation for Building a College
Donation of Booksto the Mission Library
Death of Mrs. Thomson
General Religious Intelligence
A Letter， Relative to a Chinese in America
Vol. I， No. 4， May， 1818
Indo-Chinese Miscellanea
Journal of Occurrences
China—Cruelties Exercised
Secret Associations
Criminals
Want of Rain
Two of the Imperial Kindred Put to Death
Christians
Religious Meetings Prohibited
Death of the Lady of the Foo-Yuen， of Canton
Proposal to Destroy the Gods
Corea—A Native of Corea Seized and Sent Back to Corea
Japan—The Propagation of Christianity
Ochotsk
Translations
The View Which More Intelligent Malays Give of the Present World
A Chinese Mythological Writers Account of Christ
Essays， Missionary Fragments， & c.
Thoughts Suggested at a Public Dinner
Notices of New Books
A Query
Accounts from the Missions
Bellary—Letter from the Rev. F. Hands
Letter from the Rev. W. Reeve
Surat—Letter from Donaldson
Madras—Illness of the Revd. Mr. Knill
Quilon—Death of Mrs. Mead
Calcutta—Letters from the Revd. Messrs. Townly and Keith
Malacca—Evening School for Malay and English Begun
Contributions to the Anglo-Chinese College
Extracts from Mrs. Thomsons Diary
China—Letters from Mr. Morrison
General Refigious Intelligence
A Missionary Murdered
……
Vol.I，No.5，August，1818
Vol.I，No.6，October，1818
Vol.ⅡNo.7，January，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.8，April，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.9，July，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.10，October，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.11，January，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.12，April，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.13，July，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.14，October，1820
Vol.Ⅲ，No.15，January，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.16，April，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.17，July，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.18，October，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.19，January，1822
Vol.Ⅲ，No.20，April，1822
^ 收 起
Introduction to the First Volume
Vol. I， No. 1， May， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
Letter from Rev. Mr. Crook， N.S. Wales
State of Things at Canton
Opinion of a Chinese Priest Respecting Christ
State of Things at Malacca
Letter from the Rev. Mr. Townley， Calcutta
Ditto from the Rev. Mr. Keith， ditto
Association Meeting at Madras
General Intelligence
Progress of Education in Ireland
Miscellanea
Execution of Criminals in China
Of the Tea Sect
Jews in China
Vol. I， No. 2， August， 1817
Accounts from the Missions
South Sea Irelands
Madras—No. of Schools
Missionary Meeting
Bellary—No. of Schools
Translation of the Scriptures
Ganjam—Illness of Rev. Mr. Lee
Batavia—Death of Mr. Supper
Surat—State of the Mission
Malacca—State of the Mission
Contributions to the Schools
Contributions to the building
Contributions to the Schools
Calcutta—Letter from Rev. Mr. Townley
No. of Schools at Chinsurah
South Africa—Supposed Death of Rev. Mr. Williams
Letter from Rev. Mr. Evans
General Intelligence
English Chaplains
Roman Catholic Zeal
Execution， & c.
British Officers in India
Miscellanea
Malay Idea of the Creation
Anecdote of Dr. Cotton Mather
Vol. I， No. 3， February， 1818
Miscellanea
Journal of Occurrences
Prime Minister of China Degraded
Japan—Letter to the Editor
Showers of Blood—Letter to the Editor
Idols Presented to the Emperors of China， on His Birthday
Criminals in China
Essays， Missionary Fragments， & e.
A Letter， Containing a Proposal for a Closer Union in Missionary Labor
Queries， Relative to the Formation of Christian Churches
On the Dress of a Christian MiniSter
Accounts from the Missions
Vizagapatam—Letter from the Rev. James Dawson
Ainboina—Letter from the Rev. Mr. Kam
China—Note from Mr. Morrison
Malacca—Donation for Building a College
Donation of Booksto the Mission Library
Death of Mrs. Thomson
General Religious Intelligence
A Letter， Relative to a Chinese in America
Vol. I， No. 4， May， 1818
Indo-Chinese Miscellanea
Journal of Occurrences
China—Cruelties Exercised
Secret Associations
Criminals
Want of Rain
Two of the Imperial Kindred Put to Death
Christians
Religious Meetings Prohibited
Death of the Lady of the Foo-Yuen， of Canton
Proposal to Destroy the Gods
Corea—A Native of Corea Seized and Sent Back to Corea
Japan—The Propagation of Christianity
Ochotsk
Translations
The View Which More Intelligent Malays Give of the Present World
A Chinese Mythological Writers Account of Christ
Essays， Missionary Fragments， & c.
Thoughts Suggested at a Public Dinner
Notices of New Books
A Query
Accounts from the Missions
Bellary—Letter from the Rev. F. Hands
Letter from the Rev. W. Reeve
Surat—Letter from Donaldson
Madras—Illness of the Revd. Mr. Knill
Quilon—Death of Mrs. Mead
Calcutta—Letters from the Revd. Messrs. Townly and Keith
Malacca—Evening School for Malay and English Begun
Contributions to the Anglo-Chinese College
Extracts from Mrs. Thomsons Diary
China—Letters from Mr. Morrison
General Refigious Intelligence
A Missionary Murdered
……
Vol.I，No.5，August，1818
Vol.I，No.6，October，1818
Vol.ⅡNo.7，January，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.8，April，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.9，July，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.10，October，1819
Vol.Ⅱ，No.11，January，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.12，April，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.13，July，1820
Vol.Ⅱ，No.14，October，1820
Vol.Ⅲ，No.15，January，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.16，April，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.17，July，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.18，October，1821
Vol.Ⅲ，No.19，January，1822
Vol.Ⅲ，No.20，April，1822
^ 收 起
目 录内容简介
《印中搜闻》是新教传教士在马六甲创办的最早的外文期刊，侧重对印度和中国传教情况的报导，介绍了中国的佛、道和一些民间信仰。由于清政府实行闭关政策，中西交往阻断。在这种情况下，以英文出版的《印中搜闻》上刊载的有关中国方方面面的报导，便成为西方人了解中国现貌的主要资料来源。《印中搜闻》创办不久，便在欧美学术界和汉学界产生了很大影响，至今仍得到当今汉学家的很高评价，成为最有价值的传教会历史记载之一。
比价列表
1人想要
公众号、微信群
缺书网微信公众号
扫码进群实时获取购书优惠