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English:
In 1909
Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin
and his son were the scientists in a four-man team commissioned by
John D. Rockefeller
to reconnoiter the vast and little-known
Manchu Empire of China
as a potential site for the humanitarian projects of the nascent
Rockefeller Foundation
. From left:
Ernest DeWitt Burton
(
American Baptist
biblical scholar), Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin (American geologist),
Joseph Beech
(
American Methodist
missionary working in
Szechwan
), Y. T. Wang (interpreter), and Rollin Thomas Chamberlin (son of T. C. Chamberlin, also a geologist), at
Tungchwan
,
Mienchow
, Szechwan, 1909. See also "
Protestantism in Szechwan
".
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