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List of Illustrations ix
Foreword, by Margaret (Gale) Wightman xi
Foreword, by Geertje Boschma xv
Acknowledgements xvii
Abbreviations xxi
Introduction
China Interrupted 1
Chapter 1 Developing a Mishkid Elite (1910-1934) 21
Chapter 2 "A Call to Live Dangerously" (1935-1938) 47
Chapter 3 The "New" Missionaries (1939-1940) 59
Chapter 4 Heeding and Ignoring Consular Advice (1941) 85
Chapter 5 Practising the Fine Art of House Arrest (1942) 117
Chapter 6 Adjusting to Columbia Country Club and Yangzhou Camp B (1943) 149
Chapter 7 "The End of the World Has Come" Pudong Camp (1943-1945) 181
Conclusion
Internment and the Reshaping of a Canadian Missionary Community 223
Appendices
A Canadian Missionary Nurses in China, April 1941 243
B All Canadian Nurses Interned in China 247
Notes 253
Bibliography 287
Index 295
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