Mandarins and martyrs : the Church and the Nguyen dynasty in early nineteenth-century Vietnam

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    • Ramsay, Jacob

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Mandarins and martyrs : the Church and the Nguyen dynasty in early nineteenth-century Vietnam

Jacob Ramsay

Stanford University Press, 2008

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Bibliography: p. 201-208

Includes index

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内容説明

This book examines the rise of anti-Catholic hostility in early nineteenth-century Vietnam under the Nguyen dynasty. French missionaries have long been blamed for the destabilization of dynastic Vietnam and the anti-Catholic violence that preceded the French invasion in 1858. But the focus on the political conflict leading to the Nguyen court's antipathy to the church overlooks the significance of Catholicism as a popular religion. Focusing on, but not limited to, the Cochinchina region, this study explores grassroots experiences of the religion and the conflict between the Nguyen court and missionaries of the Missions Etrangeres de Paris (MEP). To do so, it draws on the correspondence of French missionaries and Vietnamese priests from the MEP archive, and on vernacular Vietnamese translations of the Nguyen dynastic record, to provide a new perspective on Nguyen Vietnam from the 1820s to the 1860s.

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[table of contents] @fmct:Contents @toc4:Acknowledgments Maps @toc2:Introduction Chapter 1 Restoration and the Mission Chapter 2 The Rise of Nguyen Anti-Catholicism Chapter 3 Persecution Chapter 4 Mission Revival Chapter 5 Priests and Mandarins Chapter 6 Invasion Epilogue @toc4:Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index

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