Behind the Ranges        

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Behind the Ranges

By Geraldine Taylor

OMF Internationl, 2016

301 Pages  

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Written by Geraldine Guiness Taylor, daughter-in-law of Hudson Taylor, founder of The China Inland Mission (OMF), Beyond the Ranges tells the story of James O. Fraser, pioneer missionary to the Southwest China/Burma border. First published in 1944, it became a bestseller and has gone through 20 editions  

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