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Linguistic Contributions of Protestant Missionaries in South China: An Overview of Cantonese Religious and Pedagogical Publications (1828-1939)

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By Yin Ping, Shin Kataoka, Yin Ping Lee
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1. Introduction For the Protestant missionaries arriving in China in the first half of the nineteenth century, the first step of proselytization was focused on the acquisition of spoken and written Chinese languages. They quickly uncovered the diversity of China’s linguistic landscape in which different languages or dialects co-existed and were used by different social classes.
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