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Subjects: 1) The missionary Brethren avoid contact with the other missionaries but use Arthur’s medical services. 2) The coming of cooler autumn weather is an invigorating break between summer heat and severe winter cold. 3) The death of a missionary faith healer who declined medical help until too late, 4) The expected arrival of Hudson Taylor with a large party will entail use of hospital wards empty because of fear of a Japanese invasion for accommodation. 5) There is a lot of sickness and the small child of a missionary has died.
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Users should consult transcript of item in first instance. Original item can only be consulted with written agreement of the Archivist. Please apply to special.collections@soas.ac.uk
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English
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Transcript available in J. D. Owen, J. Gullick & S. McClure (eds.), 'Married to a Missionary: Constance Douthwaite's letters to her family, 1887-1896, with additional letters from her husband Arthur Douithwaite MD', unpublished, 2009 [copy available in Special Collections Reading Room] |
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