Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,2 |       conflict, since the two missions were run on widely different ~
 2     I, 4,1 |     in the same area. The two missions not only depended on different
 3     I, 7,3 | during the years to come. (On missions in Africa, ~see Chapter
 4     I, 7,10|                               Missions~ We have already spoken
 5     I, 7,10|    the Church remained ~free, missions continued uninterrupted .
 6     I, 7,10|   continent embraced. Russian missions extended outside Russia,
 7     I, 7,10|       is ~impossible. But the missions founded by Russia in China,
 8     I, 7,10|  constant ~policy of Orthodox missions to build up a native clergy
 9     I, 7,10|  government allows no foreign missions, this is probably the only
10     I, 7,10| precedent, will now establish missions elsewhere on their own initiative,
11     I, 7,10|     attempts at ~cooperation. Missions are still on a very small
12    II, 7,7 |    Smirnoff, Russian Orthodox Missions, London, 1903.~• S. Bolshakoff,
13    II, 7,7 |       Bolshakoff, The Foreign Missions of the Russian Orthodox