Memorials of Rev. Carstairs Douglas ... Missionary of the Presbyterian Church of England at Amoy, China. 1877 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024106886)

Memorials of Rev. Carstairs Douglas offers a detailed biographical portrait of a dedicated missionary who served with the Presbyterian Church of England in Amoy, China, during the 19th century. Penned by John Monteath Douglas, the book chronicles the life and work of Rev. Carstairs Douglas, shedding light on his missionary endeavors, personal experiences, and contributions to the religious landscape of China.

This biography provides valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of missionary work in a foreign land, painting a vivid picture of cultural exchange and religious dedication. Readers interested in the history of Christian missions, particularly in China, will find this book a compelling and informative account of one man's enduring commitment to his faith and his profound impact on the community he served.

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