That belief was abundantly justified. The book has had a great circulation, not only in Great Britain, but also in America, and in the Colonies; and it has been translated, in whole or in part, into many Modern Languages. JAMES PATON. GLASGOW, _February, 1898_. CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. _ROUND THE WORLD FOR JESUS._ PAGE From 1886 to 1892 23 Tour Round the World 24 Fire-Arms and Intoxicants 25 International Prohibition Proposed 25 Deputies to America 27 Samoan Converts 28 America and Hawaii 29 San Francisco 30 Salt Lake City 31 Chicago 32 Niagara 33 Pan-Presbyterian Council at Toronto 34 The Ruthven Imposture 35 Sabbath Observance 39 Rochester 40 New York 40 Public Petitions 41 Washington 41 The Presbyterian Assembly 42 President Cleveland 43 France’s Withdrawal 43 Dr. Joseph Cook 44 Dr. Blank 45 Second Probation 47 Chicago Exhibition 47 Canadian Presbyterian Church 50 Two Months’ Rush of Meetings 51 Incidents of Travel 53 Impressions of Canada and the States 59 CHAPTER II. _THE HOME-LANDS AND THE ISLANDS._ Arrival in Great Britain 63 Requisitions 64 Professors and Students 67 _Dayspring_ Scheme 67 Ten Years’ Delay 67 Gideon’s Fleece Experiment 74 Two memorable Checks 75 The “John G. Paton Mission Fund” 77 The _Dayspring_ Disaster 85 Mission Work on all the Islands 91 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.