Charlotte R. Willard, of Merzifon, her life and times
By: edited by Ernest Pye
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company
Published: 1933
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Missions
Notes: "A mosaic appreciation by those who lived and worked in her company."--Foreword.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Life-sketch: The setting; title: Tribute of a college chum-Fifty years later; title: From faculty associates in Carleton College; title: Arrival and work in Merzifon; title: With Miss Willard in the Anatolia Girls' School; title: The Martha King Memorial School; title: In appreciation of Dr. Charlotte R. Willard; title: Turkey in distress, 1912 to 1915; title: Emmanuel; title: Memories of Miss Willard; title: The war years, 1914-1918; title: With her lantern in her hand; title: Relieved-March 14, 1919; title: My comrade; title: "I have begun to live; title: Part II. Communications and documents: Account of the rescue of the girls and observations on the deportation conditions; title: An invitation; title: "I will tell little and you will derstand much"; title: Miss Willard writes; title: Prevalence of disease among the children; title: A deaf and dumb soldier of the Turkish Army; title: On a man's job; title: "These were all Turks"; title: A plea for lessons; title: The "Joy Nest" -its rules and motto; title: Tributes; title: Honours.