Book Description

Title:

Peru. Its Story, People and Religion

Author:

Annie Geraldine Theodora (Guinness) Heath [1888-1981]

Publication Year:

1909

Location:

London

Publisher:

Morgan & Scott, Ltd.

Pages:

438

Subjects:

Christian Mission, Peru, South America

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• Preface by Prof. Alex. Macalister, Professor of Anatomy, Cambridge University
• Introduction

1. A Land of Contrasts
2. Peruvian Legends
3. Children of the Sun
4. At Inti's Shrine
5. The Conquest of Peru
6. Westward Ho!
7. Papist and Pagan
8. Libertad! Igualdad! Fraternidad!
9. The Coast Valleys
10. Lima, The Phoenix City
11. University Life
12. A Desert and Its Oasis City
13. LIfe ont he Roof of Peru
14. The Cry of the Children
15. "Cholitas" as Seen by a Lady Missionary
16. The White Man's Burden
17. Paganised Christianity
18. The Indian: His Character and Mental Possibilities
19. The Indian Wrongs
20. Beyond the Mists
21. Black Gold
22. How Rome Works
23. The Too-Religious City
24. Public and Private Worship
25. Idolatry
26. The Queen of Heaven
27. The Keswick of Peru
28. Corpus Christi
29. The Land of the Christless Cross
30. Our Lord of the Earthquakes
31. The Peruvian Priesthood
32. Links in the Chain of Papal Despotism
33. Monastic Education
34. "Los Propagandistas"
35. Missionary Realities
36. The Missionary Genius

• Afterword
• Appendix
• Glossary
• Bibliography
• Index

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