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Footnoting History - Confucius and Jesus: The Jesuit Mission to China
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Confucius and Jesus: The Jesuit Mission to China

Footnoting History

08/31/13

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(Elizabeth) The Jesuits were tasked with a large order: convert the Chinese to Christianity. Their nontraditional methods ended up getting them in a lot of trouble.

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