Christianity in China: A Scholars' Guide to Resources in the Libraries and Archives of the United States (East Gate Books)

863 Pages·2009·5.18 MB·English

by  Xiaoxin Wu

Christianity
in China

Christianity
in China
A Scholars’ Guide to Resources
in the Libraries and Archives
of the United States
First Edition by
Archie R. Crouch, Steven Agoratus,
Arthur Emerson, and Debra E. Soled
Second Edition
Xiaoxin Wu, editor
With a Foreword by Daniel Bays
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An East Gate Book
M
.E.Sharpe
Armonk, New York
London, England
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An East Gate Book
Copyright © 2009 by The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Culture History
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Christianity in China : a scholars’ guide to resources in the libraries and archives of the United States
/ edited by Xiaoxin Wu. — 2nd ed.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-56324-337-0 (cloth : alk. paper)
1. Christianity—China—Library resources—Directories. 2. China—Church history—Library
resources—Directories. 3. Christianity—China—A rchival resources—Directories. 4. China—
Church history—Archival resources—Directories. 5. Library resources—United States. 6. Archival
resources—United States. I. Wu, Xiaoxin.
Z7757.C6C46 2009
[BR1285]
016.2751—dc22 2008048169
Printed in the United States of America
The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of
American National Standard for Information Sciences
Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials,
ANSI Z 39.48-1984.
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IBT (c) 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
DEDICATED TO
Edward H. Johnson
Friend and Colleague
Christian Missions in China
Student Christian Movement in the U.S.A.
Church Administration in North America
“To nfi d out how Protestant and Catholic missionaries really contributed to Ameri-
can policy in East Asia, as well as to the rise of modern China, will require historical
research of the multi-archival kind. . . . One fact is plain: mission history in China
cannot be separated from the history of the Christian Church there, and together
they touch on all aspects of Chinese life over many decades.”
John King Fairbank
in The Missionary Enterprise
in China and America, 1974
Contents
Foreword to the First Edition John King Fairbank xxv Pacific School of Religion–Charles Holbrook Library 8
Foreword to the Second Edition Daniel H. Bays xxvii University of California, Berkeley 8
Acknowledgments xxix Anthropology Library 8
Introduction to the First Edition xxxi Astronomy Library 8
Introduction to the Second Edition xxxv Bancroft Library 8
Abbreviations and Acronyms xxxvii Biology Library 10
How to Use the Guide xli Center for Chinese Studies 10
Conversion Table of Place Names xlvii Earth Sciences Library 10
East Asian Library 10
Law Library 11
ALABAMA University Library 11
AUBURN 3 CLAREMONT 12
Auburn University Archives 3 Claremont Colleges–Honnold Library 12
Asian Studies Collection 12
BIRMINGHAM 3 Honnold/Mudd Library 14
Samford University–China Missonary Collections 3 Special Collections Department 14
Women’s Missionary Union Archives 3 Claremont School of Theology Library 18
MOBILE 4 DAVIS 18
University of Mobile–J. L. Bedsole Library 4 University of California, Davis 18
Peter J. Shields Library 18
ARIZONA Department of Special Collections 19
Law Library 19
TUCSON 5 University Library 19
University of Arizona Library 5
FONTANA 19
CALIFORNIA International School of Theology Library 19
ANGWIN 6 FRESNO 19
Pacific Union College–Nelson Memorial Library 6 Center for Mennonite Brethren Studies–Archives
and Historical Library 19
BERKELEY 6
Graduate Theological Seminary–Flora Lamson FULLERTON 20
Hewlett Library 6 California State University (Fullerton) Library 20
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CONteNts
LA JOLLA 20 SAN JOSE 32
University of California, San Diego–University Library 20 San Jose Christian College Archives 32
LA MIRADA 21 SANTA BARBARA 32
Biola University–Rose Memorial Library 21 Mission Santa Barbara–Archive Library 32
Institute for Franciscan Studies Library 33
LOMA LINDA 23 University of California, Santa Barbara 33
Loma Linda University–Del E. Webb Library 23 Davidson Library 33
Special Collections Department 34
LOS ANGELES 23
Los Angeles County Law Library 23 SANTA CLARA 34
Los Angeles Public Library 23 Santa Clara University–Michel Orradre Library 34
Mount St. Mary’s College–Charles Willard Coe Library 24
University of California, Los Angeles 24 SANTA CRUZ 34
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library 24 University of California, Santa Cruz–McHenry
Department of Special Collections 24 Library 34
Law Library 24
Map Library 24 STANFORD 35
Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library 25 Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace 35
Charles E. Young Research Library 25 Archives 35
University of Southern California–Von Kleinsmid East Asian Collection 38
Center Library 25 Library 38
Stanford University 38
LOS GATOS 26 Cecil H. Green Library 38
California Province of the Society of Jesus Archives 26 Lane Medical Library 39
Special Collections Department 40
MONROVIA 26
World Vision International–Research and Information STOCKTON 40
Division 26 University of the Pacific 40
J.A.B. Fry Research Library 40
PASADENA 27 Holt-Atherton Department of Special
Fuller Theological Seminary–McAlister Library 27 Collections 40
REDLANDS 28 WHITTIER 41
University of Redlands–George and Verda Whittier College–Bonnie Bell Wardman Library 41
Armacost Library 28
COLORADO
RICHMOND 29
University of California, Richmond–Northern COLORADO SPRINGS 42
Regional Library Facility 29 Christian and Missionary Alliance–A.B.Simpson
Historical Library 42
RIVERSIDE 29 Nazarene Bible College–Trimble Library 43
La Sierra University Library 29
University of California, Riverside–Tomás Rivera Library 29 DENVER 43
Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary–Carey S.
SACRAMENTO 29 Thomas Library 43
California State Library 29 Iliff School of Theology–Ira J. Taylor Library 43
University of Denver–Penrose Library 44
SAN ANSELMO 29
San Francisco Theological Seminary Library 29 LITTLETON 44
Overseas Missionary Fellowship 44
SAN FRANCISCO 30
Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural CONNeCtICUt
History—University of San Francisco 30
University of California, San Francisco–H. M. Fishbon BRIDGEPORT 46
Memorial Library 32 Bridgeport Public Library 46
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CONteNts
HARTFORD 46 Special Collections Section 87
Hartford Seminary 46 Dominican House of Studies Library 87
Case Memorial Library 46 Province of St. Joseph Archives 87
General Library 47 Georgetown University 88
Trinity College 49 John Vinton Dahlgren Memorial Library 88
General Library 49 Joseph Mark Lauinger Library 88
Watkinson Library 49 Special Collections Division 88
Edward Bennett Williams Law Library 89
MIDDLETOWN 49 Woodstock Theological Center Library 89
Wesleyan University–Special Collections Howard University–Moorland-Springarn Research
and Archives 49 Center 90
Library of Congress 90
MYSTIC 50 American Folklife Center–Archive of Folk
Mystic Seaport Museum–G.W. Blunt White Library 50 Culture 91
Asian Division 91
NEW BRITAIN 51 Geography and Map Division 92
Central Connecticut State University–Elihu Burritt Humanities and Social Sciences Division 92
Library 51 Manuscript Division 93
Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded
NEW HAVEN 51 Sound Division 94
New Haven Colony Historical Society 51 Prints and Photographs Division 94
Yale Divinity School 51 Rare Book Division 94
Special Collections 51 Recorded Sound Reference Center 94
Yale Divinity School Library 71 National Presbyterian Church–William S.
Yale University 75 Culbertson Library 95
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 75 Smithsonian Institution 95
Department of Manuscripts and Archives 75 Anthropology Library 95
Kline Science Library 82 Archives 95
Lillian Goldman Law Library 83 Botany Library 96
Sterling Memorial Library 83 Freer Gallery of Art Library 96
Human Studies Film Archives 97
NEW LONDON 84 National Anthropological Archives 97
Connecticut College–C.E.Shain Library 84 National Museum of Natural History Branch
Library 97
STORRS 84 U.S. Department of Education–National Library of
University of Connecticut–Homer Babbidge Library 84 Education 97
DeLAWARe FLORIDA
NEWARK 85 CLEARWATER 99
University of Delaware–Morris Library 85 Clearwater Christian College Library 99
WILMINGTON 85 DE LAND 99
Hagley Museum and Library–Manuscripts and Stetson University–DuPont-Ball Library 99
Archives Department 85
GAINESVILLE 99
DIstRICt OF COLUMBIA University of Florida–George A. Smathers
Libraries 99
WASHINGTON DC 86
American University Library 86 LAKELAND 99
Catholic University of America 86 Florida Southern College–Roux Library 99
Oliveira Lima Library 86
John K. Mullen of Denver Memorial Library 86 TALLAHASSEE 99
Semitics/Institute of Christian Oriental Research Florida State University–Robert Manning Strozier
(ICOR) Library 86 Library 99
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