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Personal Papers--Ewing-Chow, Margaret
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[Memoirs] : Margaret Ewing-Chow

Unpublished ms.

257* leaves ; 28 cm.

Missionaries mentioned in this ms. are: Dr. & Mrs. Stern (non-Pentecostal); Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Mussen (twin sisters of Alice Reynolds Flower); Ms. Burton; Bro. Bensen (A/G of Great Britain & Ireland); Bro. & Sis. McClerg; Sister Jessie Wong; Eva & Sadie Bloom; H.A. Baker; Miss Mabel Broadbridge. She also mentions a Glad Tidings Mission (Shanghai).

*The last page of the ms. is numbered p. 180, however, there are many inserts in the paper bringing the total number of pages to 257.

The manuscript traces Margaret Chow's life from shortly before her conversion (ca. 1937) in Shanghai, China, through the Japanese internment of American and British subjects (1941-1945), and their subsequent move to British Guyana.

The paper ends abruptly.

Ewing-Chow, Margaret.
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Missionaries--China.
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Spiritual warfare--Personal narratives.
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World war, 1939-1945--China--Personal narratives.
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Women missionaries.
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