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146 AMONG THE SIAMESE AND THE LAO the last three months of this time, everything else in the whole land yielded place to it. Not only was there requisition of men and materials throughout the province of Chiengmai ; but all the neighbouring states furnished large levies of men under the personal direction of their princes or officers of rank. Such occasions offer exceptional opportunities for meeting people from all parts of the country, for forming lasting friendships, and for sending some knowledge of the Gospel to distant provinces. In after years I never made a tour on which I did not encounter friends whose acquaintance I had made at the great cremation festival. The preparations were hastened somewhat because of the unsettled state of the country. Chao Fa Kolan, the Ngio freebooter of whom we have already heard, was still at his old tricks. Emboldened by the death of the Prince, and the confusion incident to the change of rulers, he had become more insolent than ever. Villages had been burned within less than a day's march from the city. Bands of men, euphemistically called an army, were levied and despatched to capture him; but long before they could reach him, he was safe within his stronghold in the mountains. The dead Prince was born on a Sunday; therefore every important event of his life must take place on that day, even to the last dread summons, which is not under man's control—and beyond that, to the final disposition of his mortal remains. Sunday, therefore, was the first day of the ceremonies. On that day the body was removed from the summer garden to the " Men," where it was to lie in state to receive the homage of his relatives and subjects until the following Sunday. The morning of each day was
A CREMATION PROCESSION
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Copyright, igi2, by FLEMING H. REVE
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MISSIONARY AN APPRECIATION biograph
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AN APPRECIATION 3 It was my privile
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AN APPRECIATION 5 pose; neither Pat
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AN APPRECIATION 7 had sent the manu
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10 PREFACE been content to draw my
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12 NOTE BY THE EDITOR Rev. A. W. Ha
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14 NOTE BY THE EDITOR in the plural
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16 CONTENTS XXVII. A Peisonek of Je
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18 ILLUSTRATIONS FACING PAGE Group
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CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH 31 pected to de
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CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH 33 were almost
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I II MINISTERIAL TRAINING ENTERED P
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MINISTERIAL TRAINING 37 Texas affor
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MINISTERIAL TRAINING 39 —from boy
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MINISTERIAL TRAINING 41 Friday. Sin
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ON Ill BANGKOK reaching New York I
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BANGKOK 45 skimmed along through a
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BANGKOK 47 doing something, and I r
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MAHA MONKUT, KING OF SIAM, 1851-187
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IN V THE CHARTER OF THE LAO MISSION
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ON VI CHIENGMAI Monday morning, Apr
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CHIENGMAI 79 the great God and Savi
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GHIENGMAI 81 mention two. One was P
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CHIENGMAI 83 be known, the good abb
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PIONEER WORK 85 less brilliantly ca
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PIONEER WORK 87 ment. The title " M
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PIONEER WORK 89 One other part of m
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PIONEER WORK 91 assured me that the
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PIONEER WORK 93 the frightful wound
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Page 119 and 120: FIRST-FRUITS 97 religion was the al
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Page 125 and 126: MARTYRDOM 103 to Chiengmai. The Pri
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Page 129 and 130: MARTYRDOM 107 Mr. Wilson did not av
Page 131 and 132: MARTYRDOM 109 ward Prince Intanon.
Page 133 and 134: MARTYRDOM 111 seemed more friendly;
Page 135 and 136: MARTYRDOM 113 The following, from a
Page 137 and 138: MARTYRDOM 115 joy that communion Sa
Page 139 and 140: MARTYRDOM 117 her husband for a tim
Page 141 and 142: THE ROYAL COMMISSION 119 deared the
Page 143 and 144: THE ROYAL COMMISSION 121 But our ho
Page 145 and 146: THE ROYAL COMMISSION 123 retary to
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Page 149 and 150: THE ROYAL COMMISSION 127 more than
Page 151 and 152: THE ROYAL COMMISSION 129 after his
Page 153 and 154: DEATH OP KAWILOROT 131 represented.
Page 155 and 156: DEATH OF KAWILOROT 133 While the Co
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Page 159 and 160: DEATH OF KAWILOROT 137 people march
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Page 163 and 164: THE NEW REGIME 141 But as matters t
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Page 167: THE NEW RfiGIME 145 proud pre-emine
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Page 206 and 207: ON XVI SEEKERS AFTER GOD New Year's
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Page 217 and 218: SEEKERS AFTER GOD 189 Prabang, sent
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IN XVII THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONER t
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THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONER 193 Up to
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THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONER 195 Durin
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THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONER 197 " Day
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ON January 6th, XVIII WITCHCRAFT 18
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WITCHCRAFT 201 fessed that his sear
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WITCHCRAFT 203 send a physician. Ha
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WITCHCRAFT 205 Princes, even, had f
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XIX THE EDICT OF RELIGIOUS TOLERATI
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THE EDICT OF RELIGIOUS TOLERATION 2
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XX SCHOOLS—THE NINE YEARS' WANDER
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SCHOOLS—THE NINE YEARS' WANDERER
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SECOND FURLOUGH 237 returning with
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SECOND FURLOUGH 239 " Watch Night "
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SECOND FURLOUGH 241 tended, though
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CHULALONGKORN, KING OF SIAM, 1872-1
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XXII A SURVEYING EXPEDITION the 26t
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XXIV STRUGGLE WITH THE POWERS OF DA
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STRUGGLE WITH POWERS OF DARKNESS 27
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 277 f
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 279 N
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 281 s
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 283 t
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 285 a
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES PLANTED 287 t
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XXVI A FOOTHOLD IN LAMPIJN AT a mee
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A FOOTHOLD IN LAMPUN 291 we, unfort
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A FOOTHOLD IN LAMPUN 293 manifested
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REV. JONATHAN WILSON, D. 1). 1898
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XXVII A PRISONER OF JESUS CHRIST ha
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I XXVIII CIRCUIT TOUR WITH MY DAUGH
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CIRCUIT TOUR WITH MY DAUGHTER 319 B
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 321 to the
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 323 they w
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 325 had ev
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 333 Gamali
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 335 chains
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STRENGTHENING THE STAKES 337 said t
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AMONG THE MUSO VILLAGES 339 confess
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AMONG THE MUSO VILLAGES 341 umbrell
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AMONG THE MUSO VILLAGES 343 till no
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AMONG THE MUSO VILLAGES 345 A numbe
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AMONG THE MUSO VILLAGES 347 We took
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XXXI CHIENG RUNG AND THE SIPSAWNG P
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CHIENG RUNG AND SIPSAWNG PANNA 355
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 371 did—hop
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 373 somewhat
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 375 cover its
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 377 heed thes
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 379 Perhaps a
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 381 own ances
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STATION AT CHIENG RAI 383 season, I
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PHYA SURA SIH, HIGH COMMISSIONER FO
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TWO XXXIII THE REGIONS BEYOND impor
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THE XXXIV THE CLOSED DOOR tour of 1
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CONCLUSION 425 iam Allen Butler Hal
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CONCLUSION 427 of her health. In th
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INDEX Arthington, Robert, 373-376,
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INDEX 433 McGilvary, Rev. Daniel, D
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INDEX 435 195-197; translates first
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FOREIGN MISSIONS ROBERT E. SPEER Th
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MISSIONARY JULIUS RICHTER A History
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MISSIONS R OBER T McCHE YNE MA TEER
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