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China's Tale Of Two Cities: Beijing, Shanghai, And A Legacy Catholic Perserverance, Anthony E. Clark
China's Tale Of Two Cities: Beijing, Shanghai, And A Legacy Catholic Perserverance, Anthony E. Clark
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Seton Hall University Talk 2015
Heaven In Conflict: Franciscans And The Boxer Uprising In Shanxi, Anthony E. Clark
Heaven In Conflict: Franciscans And The Boxer Uprising In Shanxi, Anthony E. Clark
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Whitworth Faculty Scholarship Forum 2015
Anathema & Dialog: Ecumenism From Aquinas To Ratzinger, Anthony E. Clark
Anathema & Dialog: Ecumenism From Aquinas To Ratzinger, Anthony E. Clark
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Whitworth Ecumenism 2015
China Gothic: Indigenous' Church Design In Late-Imperial Beijing, Anthony E. Clark
China Gothic: Indigenous' Church Design In Late-Imperial Beijing, Anthony E. Clark
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In 1887 the French ecclesiastic-cum-architect, Bishop Alphonse Favier, negotiated the construction of Beijing’s most extravagant church, the North Church cathedral, located near the Forbidden City. China was then under a semi-colonial occupation of missionaries and diplomats, and Favier was an icon of France’s mission civilisatrice. For missionaries such as Favier, Gothic church design represented the inherent caractère Français expected to “civilize” the Chinese empire. Having secured funds from the imperial court to build his ambitious Gothic cathedral, the French bishop enlisted local builders to realize his architectural vision, which consisted of Gothic arches, exaggerated finials, and a rose widow with …