基督教新教传教士在华南沿海的早期活动研究（1807---1851）

oks about the history of the Protestant missions to China hxdye been published, and some of them deal with the early times of the history. Compared with the publications by scholars in China (including Hong Kong and Taiwan), that by scholars in Europe and the United States are in the leading place not only in quantity, but also in the depth of research and in the scope of using firsthand materials. Chapter 1 of this thesis surveys and commented upon the past results of research concerning this paper, and pointed out that such publications hxdye laid foundation for this thesis, but there are still many problems should be studied thoroughly and systematically.

 The period from 1807 to 1851 is the beginning and preparing times for the Protestant missions to China. In 1807, Robert Morrison, a missionary sent by the London Missionary Society in England, arrived in Guangzhou. His coming marked the beginning of the Protestant missionary enterprises in south China. Robert Morrison was employed by the British East India Company as a Chinese interpreter, thus he had a legal status and could initiate the Protestant movement in China. He and William Milne, another missionary sent by the London Missionary Society, organized “The Ultra-Ganges Mission”, and founded its headquarter in Malacca, where a base for missions to China was gradually set up.  In 1830, two American mis

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