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A Dictionary of the Hok Keen Dialect of the Chinese Language According to the Reading and Colloquial Idioms Containing about 12 000 Characters
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China- Its State and Prospects Walter Henry Medhurst, English missionary to China (1796-1857) This ebook presents «China- Its State and Prospects», from Walter Henry Medhurst. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents - About This Book - Chronology And Extent - Probable Population - Census Of The Population - Reflections On The Population - The Civilization Of China - Government And Laws - Language And Literature - The Religions Of China
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Walter Medhurst was born on April 29, 1796, in London, United Kingdom.
Medhurst was educated at St Paul's School. Then he studied at Hackney College under George Collison.
He learned the business of a printer, and having become interested in Christian missions he sailed in 1816 for the London Missionary Society's station at Malacca, which was intended to be a great printing-centre. He became proficient in Malay, in a knowledge of the written characters of Chinese, and in the colloquial use of more than one of its dialects. He was ordained at Malacca in 18T9, and engaged in missionary labours, first at Penang, then at Batavia, and finally, when peace was concluded with China in 1842, at Shanghai. There he continued till 1856, laying the foundations of a successful mission. His principal labour for several years, as one of a committee of delegates, was in the revision of existing Chinese versions of the Bible. The result was a version (in High Wen-li) marvellously correct and faithful to the original. With John Stronach he also translated the New Testament into the Mandarin dialect of Nanking. His Chinese-English and English- Chinese dictionaries (each in 2 vols. ) are still valuable, and to him the British public owed its understanding of the teaching of Hung-Sew-Tseuen, the leader of the Tai-ping rising (1851-1864).
Medhurst left Shanghai in 1856 in failing health, and died two days after reaching London, on January 24, 1857.
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Walter Medhurst was married to Elizabeth Braune Martin, they had two children.