Kiwei kiao kai sce. A Devil fit to live. By @ Mandarit Chow Kung and of Confucius.
'A venomous pamphlet against the Roman Catholic religion, written from the standpoint of a Chinese why, although a Confucianist, professes a perfect tolerance for Buddhism, Tavism, and the popular fetishism of China, for the worship of the Sun and Moon, Kwan Ti, God of War, the God of Wealth and the Kitchen God. He writes for the people in colloquial mandarin like the exposition of the Sacred Edict." He begins by heaping abuse on the head of the Founder of Christianity, whom he calls ACA Hy; the sinister adjective sie being in itself about as malignant a term of opprobrium as avy contained in the Chinese language. It would be an odious task for a self-respecting white man to write down in a European language a teanelatics. of what this so-called paps of a great sage has written; yet it is to hoped that it will be dune, 90 that it may be known of what some of the literati of the Far East are capable. All the old stock lies about Christian converts are paraded in this book, which if it yields a little in
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.