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Irisch-Amerikanischer Missionar Boar Report Title - p. 1 of 10 Report Title Bailie, Joseph (Ballycloughan, Irland 1860-1935 Selbstmord Berkeley, Calif.) : Irisch-amerikanischer Missionar Board of Foreign Mission of the Presbyterian Church in the United States ; Wirtschaftsspezialist Biographie 11891-1898 Joseph Bailie ist als Missionar des Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in Suzhou. [Shav1] 1899-1901 Joseph Bailie ist Professor der Imperial University in Beijing. [Shav1] 1911-1918 Joseph Bailie ist Mitarbeiter bei Kolonisations-Plänen in China und der Mandschurei. [Shav1] 1913 Joseph Bailie gründet eine Siedlung in Lai'an, Anhui. [Shav1] 1914 Joseph Bailie ist Gründer des College of Agriculture and Forestry der University of Nanjing. [Shav1] 1917 Joseph Bailie gründet eine Siedlung in Jilin. [Shav1] 1917-1918 Joseph Bailie beteiligt sich am Hochwasserschutz in China. [Shav1] 1919-1930 Joseph Bailie gründet das Bureau of Industrial Service in Nanjing. [Shav1] 1928 Rewi Alley lernt Joseph Bailie kennen. [Alley4] 1931 Joseph Bailie gründet das Bureau of Industrial Service in in Shenyang. [Shav1] 1931-1932 Joseph Bailie beteiligt sich am Hochwasserschutz in Hankou. [Shav1] 1934-1935 Joseph Bailie ist Berater des Gerichtes in Hexian, Anhui. [Shav1] Bredon, Robert E. = Bredon, Robert Edward Sir (Portadown, Irland 1846-1918 Beijing) : Generalinspektor Chinese Maritime Customs Biographie 1873-1897 Robert Edward Bredon ist Beamter der Chinese Maritime Customs in Yamtai, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Hankou, Shanghai, Haikou. [Int] 1898-1908 Robert Edward Bredon ist Stellvertretender Genralinspektor der Chinese Maritime Customs. [Int] 1908-1910 Robert Edward Bredon ist Generalinspektor der Chinese Maritime Customs. [Int] Bibliographie : Autor 1897 Bredon, R[obert] E. Railways and inland taxation : Mr. Bredon's memoranda concerning. (Shanghai : Statistical Department of the Inspectorate General of Customs, 1897). [WC] 1915 Bredon, Robert ; Weale, B.L. Putnam [Simpson, Bertram Lenox]. Advice and advisers : three essays on the value of foreign advice in the internal development. (Peking : Peking Gazette, 1915). https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100767904. [WC] Campbell, John H.F. (Dublin 1936-) : Diplomat Biographie Report Title - p. 2 of 10 1980-1983 John H.F. Campbell ist Botschafter der irischen Botschaft in Beijing. [LAI] Cantillon, Richard (Ballyheigue, Kerry, Irland 1680-1734 London) : Bankier, Physiokrat Biographie 1755 Cantillon, Richard. Essai sur la nature du commerce en général [ID D22669]. Er schreibt : "qu'il n'y a point de pays où l'on porte la multiplication des hommes si loin qu'à la Chine... Leur nombre est incroyable, suivant les relations, et ils sont cependant forcés de faire mourir plusieurs enfants dès le berceau, n'en gardant que le nombre qu'ils peuvent nourrir. Néanmoins, lorsqu'il survient des années stériles, ils meuren de faim par milliers. Ainsi, tout nombreux que soient les habitants de la Chine, ils se proportionnent nécessairement aux moyens qu'ils ont de subsister et ne passent pas le nombre que le pays peut entretenir, suivant la façon de vivre dont ils se contentent. [Lut2] Bibliographie : Autor 1755 Cantillon, Richard. Essai sur la nature du commerce en général. (Londres : Fletcher Gyles [Paris : Barrois], 1755). [WC] Connolly, Declan (um 2000) : Irischer Diplomat Biographie 1999-2004 Declan Connolly ist Botschafter der irischen Botschaft in Beijing. [LAI] Dodd, Samuel (County Down, Irland 1832-1894) : Missionar Second Reformed Presbyterian Church of New York City, Board of Foreign Missions in China Biographie 1861-1867 Samuel Dodd lebt als Missionar in Ningbo, Zhejiang. [Dodd2] 1867-1877 Samuel Dodd ist Leiter einer Missions-Schule in Hangzhou. [Dodd2] 1877 Samuel Dodd kehrt nach Amerika zurück. [Dodd2] Bibliographie : Autor 1875 Dodd, Samuel. Xi bo lai shu zhu shi. (Shanghai : Presbyterian Mission Press, 1875). Übersetzung des Briefes an die Hebräer, Neues Testament. [Zet] Doran, Thelma Maria (Dublin 1944-) : Diplomatin Biographie 1991-1995 Thelma Maria Doran ist Botschafterin der irischen Botschaft in Beijing. [LAI] Fan, Huijuan (um 1997) : Chinesischer Diplomat Biographie 1993-1997 Fan Huijuan ist Botschafter der chinesischen Botschaft in Dublin, Irland. [MFA] Fullerton, William Young (Belfast 1857-1932 Bedford Park, Middlesex) : Priester Baptist Missionary Society Bibliographie : Autor Report Title - p. 3 of 10 1910 Fullerton, William Young ; Wilson, C[harles] E[dward]. New China : a story of modern travel. (London : Morgan and Scott, 1910). [Bericht ihrer Reise 1908 um die Missionsstationen der Baptist Missionary Society zu besuchen. Shanghai, den Yangzi hinauf bis Hankou, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Shandong, Taiyuan, Xi'an, Beijing, Yantai, Qingdao, Jinan bis Shanghai]. https://archive.org/details/cu31924023500014. [Yale] Fulton, Thomas Cosby (bei Cammoney, Irland 1855-1942) : Irischer Presbyterianischer Missionar Biographie 1884-1899 Thomas Cosby Fulton ist Missionar der presbyterianischen Mission in Yingkou (Mandschurei9. [Fult1] 1899-1941 Thomas Cosby Fulton ist presbyterianischer Missionar und einer der Leiter des Union Theological College in Shengyang. [Fult1] Bibliographie : erwähnt in 2014 Thomas Cosby Fulton : http://www.bdcconline.net/en/stories/f/fulton-thomas-cosby.php. Galvin, Edward J. (Newcestown, Irland 1882-1956 Dalgan Park, Irland) : Missionar, katholischer Bischof Biographie 1920 Edward J. Galvin gründet eine Mission in Hanyang /(Hubei). [Shav1] 1920-1949 Edward J. Galvin ist katholischer Missionar in Hanyang. [Shav1] 1924 Edward J. Galvin wird apostolischer Präfekt in Hanyang. [Shav1] 1927 Edward J. Galvin wird apostolischer Vikar in Hanyang. [Shav1] 1949-1952 Edward J. Galvin ist in kommunistischer Gefangenschaft. [Shav1] Gamble, William (Donegal, Irland 1830-1886 York, Penn.) : Missionar American Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, Drucker Biographie 1858-1860 William Gamble ist Missionar in Ningbo. [Presb1] 1860-1870 William Gamble ist Missonar in Shanghai. [Presb1] Gayley, Samuel R. (Belfast 1826-1862 Tengzhou) : Missionar American Presbyterian Mission Biographie 1858-1862 Samuel R. Gayley ist Missionar in Shanghai und Tengzhou (Shandong). [Presb1] Gong, Pushen (um 1984) : Chinesischer Diplomat Biographie 1980-1984 Gong Pushen ist Botschafter der chinesischen Botschaft in Dublin, Irland. [MFA] Report Title - p. 4 of 10 Guinness, Gershom Whitfield (Paris 1869-1927 Beijing) : Irischer protestantischer Missionar China Inland Mission, Arzt Bibliographie : Autor 1900 Guinness, Gershom Whitfield. "A great deliverance" : the story of the escape from She-ki-tien, Ho-nan. (London : China Inland Mission, 1900). [Henan]. [WC] Han, Lili (um 1993) : Chinesischer Diplomat Biographie 1989-1993 Han Lili ist Botschafter der chinesischen Botschaft in Dublin, Irland. [MFA] Hart, Robert S. = He De (Portadown, Armagh, Irland 1835-1911 Fingest Grove, bei Great Marlow Buckinghamshire) : General-Inspektor Imperial Chinese Maritime Customs Biographie 1854 Robert S. Hart kommt in Hong Kong an und ist als Dolmetscher tätig. [ODNB] 1854-1858 Robert S. Hart ist Vize-Konsul in Ningbo (Zhejiang). [ODNB] 1858 Robert S. Hart wird Sekretär der Allierten englischen und französischen Truppen in Guangzhou (Guangdong). [ODNB] 1859 Robert S. Hart tritt vom diplomatischen Dienst zurück und wird Kommissar der Küstenzollbehörde in Guangzhou (Guangdong) und Shanghai. [ODNB] 1861 Robert S. Hart wird General-Inspektor der Chinese Maritime Customs (Zhongguo hai guan). [MoAs1] 1863 Robert S. Hart wird General-Inspektor der Küstenzollbehörde in Guangzhou (Guangdong) und Shanghai. [Int] 1864-1908 Robert S. Hart ist General-Inspektor der Chinese Maritime Customs (Zhongguo hai guan) in Beijing. Er erweitert diese Institution zu einem chinesischen Regierungs-Departement mit internationalen Aufgaben. [ODNB,Int] 1866 Die erste chinesische Delegation unter Robert S. Hart, Zhang Deyi und Bin Chun reist durch Frankreich, England, Dänemark, Holland, Russland, Deutschland und Belgien um die europäischen Verhältnisse kennen zu lernen. [Hum,Egg] 1867 Studenten der Tongwenguan beginnen als Übersetzer und begleiten Anson Burlingame und Robert S. Hart auf ihren Reisen in den Westen. [Wang] 1872-1880 Ernst Ohlmer ist Privat-Sekretär von Robert Hart in Beijing. Er sammelt chinesisches Porzellan. [Ohl1] 1885 Robert S. Hart wird britischer Gesandter für China und höchster Berater des Zongli Yamen. [ODNB,Int] 1890 Robert S. Hart wird Ehrenmitglied der Royal Statistical Society, denen er statistische Publikationen des Chinese Maritime Customs Service zustellt. [MoAs1] 1894-1896 John Otway Percy Bland ist Privatsekretär von Robert S. Hart in Shanghai und Beijing. [ODNB] 1908 Robert S. Hart kehrt nach England zurück. [ODNB] Bibliographie : Autor Report Title - p. 5 of 10 1886 Xi xue qi meng shi liu zhong. Ed. by Robert S. Hart. (Beijing : Zong shui wu si, 1886). [16 Einführungen in die westliche Wissenschaft]. [Enthält] : Hart, Robert S. ; Edkins, Joseph. Zhi wu xue qi meng. [Elementarbuch über Botanik]. [New] 1900 Hart, Robert. The Peking legations : a national uprising and international episode. (Shanghai : Kelly and Walsh, 1900). http://umaclib3.umac.mo/record=b2554509. [WC] 1901 Hart, Robert. These from the land of Sinim : essays on the Chinese question. (London : Chapman & Hall, 1901). https://archive.org/details/cu31924023496239. 1975 Hart, Robert S. The I.G. in Peking : letters of Robert Hart, Chinese Maritime Customs, 1868-1907. Ed. by John K. Fairbank, Katherine Frost Bruner, Elizabeth MacLeod Matheson ; with an introd. by L. K. 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