Guiding Students Toward Faithful Living,
2026
Dordt University
Guiding Students Toward Faithful Living, Jennifer Vermeer
The Voice
No abstract provided.
Faith Behind Bars,
2026
Dordt University
Equipping Beyond Campus: A Look At Dordt Faculty As Public Scholars,
2026
Dordt University
Equipping Beyond Campus: A Look At Dordt Faculty As Public Scholars, Sarah Moss
The Voice
No abstract provided.
Momentum, With A Mission,
2026
Dordt University
New Spaces,
2026
Dordt University
Teaching That Transforms,
2026
Dordt University
Defender Days Brings Families To Campus,
2026
Dordt University
Defender Days Brings Families To Campus, Jennifer Vermeer
The Voice
No abstract provided.
Dordt Remembers John Baas And Liam Sorensen,
2026
Dordt University
Dordt Remembers John Baas And Liam Sorensen, Sarah Moss
The Voice
No abstract provided.
Playing For More,
2026
Dordt University
Dordt Wins Different,
2026
Dordt University
Cultivating Partnerships, Growing Stewardship,
2026
Dordt University
Cultivating Partnerships, Growing Stewardship, Sarah Moss
The Voice
No abstract provided.
Faithful Dialogue In A Divided World,
2026
Dordt University
Faithful Dialogue In A Divided World, Jennifer Vermeer
The Voice
No abstract provided.
The Good Design Of Limits,
2026
Dordt University
Mentorships Offer Guided Growth,
2026
Dordt University
Students Embrace Their Home Away From Home,
2026
Dordt University
Students Embrace Their Home Away From Home, Jennifer Vermeer
The Voice
No abstract provided.
God In The Wilderness,
2026
Dordt University
Resounding Faith In Sacred Spaces,
2026
Dordt University
Light That Endures,
2026
Dordt University
Firm Foundation,
2026
Dordt University
Western Mansions In The Gardens Of Perfect Brightness, Another History Of High Qing Sino-European Exchanges,
2026
Middlebury College
Western Mansions In The Gardens Of Perfect Brightness, Another History Of High Qing Sino-European Exchanges, Nicolas Woreth
Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal
The Gardens of Perfect Brightness, the favorite residence of Chinese Emperors in the High Qing era (1683-1799), held mysteries that will remain forever concealed from the public eye after French and British imperialist forces looted it and burned it beyond repair during the Second Opium War (1856-1860). Behind the doors of the secret garden, scarcely open to anyone but the emperor, his wives, and servants, worked European artists and scientists. Most of them were Jesuit missionaries who served the emperor in the hope of gaining his favor and support for the spread of Christianity in China.
This paper aims to …
