Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The College and the College Man in Foreign Missionary Achievement
A In 1898 a band of five Yale students dev'oted a year to work among young people's societies, visiting seventy cities. One of these was John Lawrence Thurston, of Yale who later went to China and became the founder of the Changsha Mission. Brownell Gage, of Yale and his wife went out ih 1904, and later Warren B. Seabury, of the class of 1900, Edward H. Hume, of '97, and William J. Hart, offos. They have a medical mission. With dispensary and hospital, and a general school with thirty pupils. All these are but types of work which has from time to time been projected by college bands and college graduates.
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