From opium fiend to preacher :
the story of Cheng Ting Chiah /
By A. P. Quirmbach, for ten years a missionary in China.

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Main Author: Quirmbach, A. P.
Related Names: Young People's Forward Movement.
Language(s): English
Published: Toronto : Musson Book Co. for the Young People's Forward Movement for Missions, 1907.
Subjects: Cheng, Ting Chiah.
Missionaries > Missionaries / Biography.
Methodist Church > Methodist Church / Missions.
Christian biography > Christian biography / China.
China > China / Social conditions.
Biographies.
Note: "First edition of ten thousand"
Physical Description: 181 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
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