"Christianity in China, Tartary and Thibet" recounts the history of Christian missionary efforts in China and surrounding regions during the early Qing Dynasty (17th-18th centuries). Written by Évariste Régis Huc, a French Lazarite missionary who traveled extensively in Asia, this volume details the challenges, successes, and political contexts of spreading Christianity in a vast and diverse empire.

Huc offers insights into the cultural exchanges, religious syncretism, and imperial policies that shaped the Christian experience in China, Tartary (Central Asia), and Tibet. This historical account provides valuable perspectives on the interactions between Western missionaries and Asian societies, highlighting the complexities of cross-cultural evangelization and the enduring impact of these encounters. A vital resource for understanding the history of Christianity in Asia and the dynamics of early modern globalization.

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