This volume seeks to place on record in a permanent form a complete account of the terrible convulsion in China in the year 1900, known as the Boxer Movement. It contains the thrilling story of how death, for Christ’s sake, was bravely met in many of its most hideous forms by missionaries and native Christians alike. _It also describes some of the most miraculous escapes from death on the part of missionaries and native Christians._ The story of the siege of Peking is described from a Christian point of view, and the author sums up his study of the great episode in the conviction that in China of to-day, as in other parts of the world in all ages, the blood of the martyrs will prove to be the seed of the Church. =Thirty Years In Madagascar.= By the Rev. T. T. MATTHEWS, Of the London Missionary Society. With Sixty-Two Portraits and other Illustrations from Photographs and Sketches. Demy 8vo. Cloth gilt. 6s. ‘Mr. Matthews’ story forms a splendid record of good work accomplished, and the volume is by far the most interesting and entertaining of all the books which have been published lately concerning missionary life in the great African island.’ _The Athenæum._ ‘It is a remarkable record of Christian activity.’—_The Pall Mall Gazette._ ‘The intrinsic worth of the book ought to ensure its success, for it takes a place of its own among Missionary volumes.’—_The Examiner._ _BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS._ =Champions of the Truth.= =Short Lives of Christian Leaders in Thought and Action. By various Writers.= Edited by A. R. BUCKLAND, M.A. With Portraits. Crown 8vo. Cloth gilt. 3s. 6d. ‘Here are pen portraits of eighteen Evangelical teachers, beginning with Wyclif and ending with Spurgeon. It need hardly be said, perhaps, that their eighteen biographers treat them from about the same point of view. The admirable thing is that, though that point of view is one with which a given reader may not be so fortunate as to find himself in sympathy, it is one which has the advantage of showing the subject of the biography at his best. A very pleasant volume, and the more to be valued for the sake of its fifteen portraits.’—_The Academy._ =Hugh Latimer.= By ROBERT DEMAUS, M.A. Author of ‘William Tindale,’ etc. New Edition, Revised. With a Portrait. Large crown 8vo. Cloth gilt. 3s. 6d. The First Edition of this work was published by the Society in 1869, but so careful was the Author in his method and research that it still ranks as the STANDARD LIFE OF THE GREAT REFORMER. =The Homes and Haunts of Luther.= By JOHN STOUGHTON, D.D. Third Edition. Thoroughly Revised by C. H. IRWIN, M.A. With Eleven Illustrations. Crown 8vo. Cloth gilt. 2s. 6d.