Early English Presbyterian interactions with Formosa: the papers of Dr. James Laidlaw Maxwell

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Time：2020-08-28 FRI 3:00PM~5:00PM

Place：Room 823 at ITH

Organizer Cultural History Group

Cultural History Group Lecture

Speaker: Dr. Jamie Knox (Assistant Professor, MacKay Medicine, Nursing and Management College)
Title: Early English Presbyterian interactions with Formosa: the papers of Dr James Laidlaw Maxwell 簡介馬雅各醫師書信史料
Date and Time: Friday, August 28, 2020. 3 p.m.-5p.m.
Place: Room 823 at ITH
Registration Link: https://www.ith.sinica.edu.tw/academic_online.php?l=c&no=4&id=819
Language: Engliah

Please Note:

Participants have a fever (forehead temperature ≥ 37.5°C) or other respiratory symptoms must follow the instruction to leave the meeting room.
Other Covid-19 related measures are subject to regulations adopted at the Social Sciences Building of Academia Sinica on the meeting day.

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