A newcomer to radio broadcasting is Dr. Evan morgan, whose long service with the Christian Literatuce Society is so well-known. Dr. Moran on August 31 delivered an add-Fess over the BBC. at Bristol on his fly years in China. Arriving in Hongkong in December, 1884, Dr. Morgan proceeded. to Shanghai and afterwards went to Talyuantu, Shans, where he spent the first few years of Ils life in missionary work. In his \déress, Dr. Morgan spoke of the momentous events which have oceur= ted in this country since that time and his address, brief as it was, represented an informative and scholar-interpretation of a country. which has suffered s0 greatly from mise Teprosentation. Answering his own question of the greatest change China iced during the fifty years this country, Dr. Morgan the change' in. the con-'a change from monarchy to nominal democracy. He added:
From the very earliest times and the dawn Morarch was he most sacred canon government "and national Wellbeing, andthe" abolition of "the monarchy Was synonymous with the ula of the country to many orthodox: Batesmen." But it was done, and done "ithout much bisodshed, This peaceful Nermination of an ancient re was due Partly tothe foreign nature of the Gynaity: the weakness of the reining house and the rise of new tes thought that beat upon the mental shores of China.
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