Anglo-Chinese School, Amoy [Xiamen]

34 letters from HF Rankin, Principal reporting on his arrival in 1901 and work of the College

Archive & Special Collections PCE/FMC/3/01/14 Open

Order number: PCE/FMC Series I, Box 9
Date(s) of creation: 1900-1906
Level: File
Format: Archive           

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title Anglo-Chinese School, Amoy [Xiamen]
scb_date_creation 1900-1906
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scb_admin_history The Anglo-Chinese School at Kulangsu, Amoy [Xiamen] was founded by the London Missionary Society who offered it to the PCE in 1899. H.F Rankin became Principal of the College, his salary as well as a new college building being paid for by Dr G.F Barbour, a long-time benefactor of the English Presbyterian Mission. The syllabus of the College was that of a secondary school leading on to university. Half the subjects were in English and half in Chinese. The Collge proved popular with attendance between 150 and 200.
description 34 letters from HF Rankin, Principal reporting on his arrival in 1901 and work of the College
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