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by Duncan Hamilton


  personality/faith 271–3, 276–7

  gives Metcalf shoes 291–2

  prayer hour 242

  preaching 3, 8

  Weihsien children on 265

  working for others 240–3

  teaching sports 266–7

  dies in Weihsien hospital 295

  grave 300i, 304–5

  mourning/funeral 297–300

  daughters visit Weifang monument 313

  faith/personality 39, 40–1, 42–3, 151–2, 159–60, 178–9, 217–18, 224–8, 321–2

  Discipleship 226–8, 272, 284, 295

  Disciplines of the Christian Life 226, 321

  and ‘Be Still My Soul’ 196, 284, 294, 298, 307

  and Sermon on the Mount 151–2, 227–8, 272, 298

  and Sunday races 9, 64, 66–73, 74, 77, 90, 268–9

  ‘baton of forgiveness’ 315–16

  impressions of 8

  and young people 7–8

  on education 179

  legacy 313–17

  monument, Weifang 4, 14–15

  writing; anthologizing 225–6

  see also in Weihsien POW camp

  Liddell, Ernest (EHL’s brother) 39, 160

  volunteers for army 207

  Liddell, Florence 200–1

  early life 160–9, 161i

  on EHL 163–4

  teaching Sunday School 160–1

  with EHL in Toronto 166i

  nursing training 162, 166–7

  marries EHL 167–9

  wedding photos 168–9i

  LMS separation from EHL 180–1, 194, 204

  reunited on UK furlough 207–8

  Liverpool convoy attacked 208–9

  and family return from furlough 210

  pregnant 1941 213

  takes children to Toronto 217–19, 219– 20

  home, Toronto 302i

  wartime contact with EHL 224

  letters 278–80, 280i, 296i, 305–6, 313

  and daughters, portrait 223–4, 223i, 310

  and EHL’s death 300–3

  after EHL’s death 318–20

  and Chariots of Fire 319

  and Pathé Paris 400m film 320

  marries Murray Hall 1951 319

  daughters’ memories 317

  see also MacKenzie, Florence Jean

  Liddell, Heather 310, 311i, 170

  and EHL death 301

  LMS separation from EHL 204

  sail for Canada 219–20

  on EHL death 313

  Liddell, James Dunlop (JDL, EHL’s father) 29–40

  dedication 151–2

  marries Mary 31i

  at EHL’s ordination 30i

  with baby EHL 33i

  family

  in Siaochang 33–40

  in Tientsin 32–3

  reunited at Peitaiho 134–6, 136i

  visits UK 36–7, 39–40

  on local conditions 132–3

  in Scotland recuperating stroke 152–3

  LMS compulsorily retires 157

  marriage as partnership 159–60

  photography 151

  death 158, 278

  Liddell, Jenny (Janet, EHL’s sister) 36, 47, 129, 162

  as child 34i

  married to Charles Somerville 207

  spared boarding school 39–40

  Liddell, Mary (EHL’s mother) 29–40

  at EHL’s ordination 30i

  marries JDL 31i

  health 35

  marriage as partnership 159–60

  death 278

  Liddell, Maureen 220, 279

  as child with sisters, 311i

  mourners speak of 297, 310–11

  on EHL 309, 310–13

  Liddell, Patricia 170, 254–5, 279, 310, 311i

  LMS separation from EHL 204

  to Canada 219–20

  and EHL’s death 301, 313

  Liddell, Ria (Rob’s wife) 124, 134, 136i

  Liddell, Rob (EHL’s brother) 32, 46

  as child 34i, 37i

  at Eltham College 37i, 37–40, 42

  sports champion 39

  leaves for Shanghai 124

  rebuilding Siaochang hospital 148

  Siaochang journey 180, 182–8

  arrival 188, 189i

  report on river journey 180–8

  son born 1930 170

  remains in UK 208

  Life of Faith, on EHL and Sundays 71

  Literary Digest 113

  Livingstone, Dr Henry 10

  Loch Lomond 29

  London Evening News 104

  London Missionary Society (LMS) 35, 36, 41, 132–4, 152, 153, 155, 234

  and EHL separation from family 180–1, 204, 205–6

  compulsorily retires James Liddell 157

  EHL’s letters from Siaochang 196, 201–4

  expects EHL in Canada 229

  forbids Florence to travel to Siaochang 180–1

  ignores war hazards 217, 218

  redistributes missionaries 213

  urges EHL to transfer to Siaochang 171–2

  vetting marriage partners 165

  Long March 175

  Lord’s Day Observance Society 70

  Lowe, Douglas 56, 60–1, 81, 83, 108, 113, 115, 147

  Luce, Henry 7

  Lungyan, missionaries killed 153

  Lynn, Vera, ‘There’ll Always Be An England’ 220

  MacKenzie, Agnes 160

  MacKenzie, Florence Jean see Liddell, Florence

  MacKenzie, Hugh 160, 161, 224

  Mackintosh, Charles Rennie 10

  Mallin, Harry 102

  Manchuria, taken by Japan 1931 174

  Mao Zedong 131, 174, 175

  Marco Polo Bridge 176

  Marinellis, Alex 270

  Marshall, Arthur 61, 77, 81, 94, 100, 115

  Martin, George R. R., Game of Thrones 173

  Mary, Queen, buys Soper RA picture 125

  Masefield, John 126

  massage, and athletics 23, 28

  May Fourth Movement 131

  McEwan Hall, Edinburgh 105–6

  McKerchar, Eric Liddell 124, 210i

  McKerchar, Tom 274, 310

  as coach 19–29, 40–3, 61, 68, 113, 121, 124, 148, 150

  and family 210i

  and EHL 22i, 26, 28–9, 40–3, 57

  400m preparation 74–5, 77–8, 79, 81

  death 210

  McKinley, William 103

  Metcalf, Steve 267i

  EHL gives shoes 291–2

  on EHL 266–9, 304–5

  EHL’s funeral 298, 299

  EHL’s ‘baton of forgiveness’ 315–16

  EHL’s last race 286, 287

  Miranda, Carmen 252

  missionaries

  and Boxer Rebellion 29, 31–3, 34

  extremist 259–60

  repatriation prospects fail 228–9

  sent to camps 229

  targeted by nationalist bandits 153–5, 156–7

  see also Weihsien camp; specific people

  Moakley, Jack, on EHL 88, 92

  Moderne [hotel] Place de la Republique 66

  Mongolia, JDL missionary in 29–32

  Montana, Joe 285

  Moore, Henry, Adam and Eve 256

  Morningside Congregational Church 40–1

  Morton, Thomas, Speed the Plough 70

  Mount Fuji 220

  Muhammad Ali 12

  Munich Agreement 198, 205

  music and athletics 21

  Mussabini, Sam 22, 74, 78, 86, 91, 94, 96

  Muybridge, Eadweard James 23

  Nanking

  Japanese atrocities 180

  National Government 173

  Nationalist guerrillas, and Weihsien escapees 281

  Nelson, Alec 23, 56, 60–1, 114

  New York Herald Tribune 97

  New York Times 12, 102, 147, 203, 173

  news/misinformation, Weihsien 251–3

  News of the World 75

  Nitta Maru, Florence and chi
ldren sail for Canada 219–20, 311

  Noel-Baker, Philip 61, 77, 81, 109, 114, 115

  on 146–7

  North Berwick 62

  North China Championships 155

  Number Two Middle School, Weifang 6

  nuns, in Weihsien 238–9

  Nurmi, Paavo 89, 107, 109, 150, 275

  Olympic games

  and nationalism 107–8

  London 1908 68

  Paris 1900 101–2

  Stockholm 1912 61, 104

  Olympic games 1924, Paris 1–2

  400m 88–96, 96i

  Pathé newsreel 92–6, 112–13, 320

  Abrahams and 56–7

  atmosphere 79–80, 82, 102–3

  conditions at 64–73

  EHL and 53, 74–103

  hostilities 102–3

  marathon 90

  opening ceremony 82–3

  Orwell, George, Boys’ Weeklies 130

  Osborn, Harold 89–90

  Overseas Missionary Fellowship 315

  Oxford Group 50

  EHL and 156

  Oxford History of England 121–2

  Oxford Matriculation Exams, Weihsien 275

  Paddock, Charley 86, 120

  Paisley, EHL preaches 122

  Paris Olympic games 1924 see Olympic games 1924

  Pau-tong-fu British mission 32

  Paxton 29

  Pearl Harbor raid 218, 221–2

  peasant homes, Siaochang 191–2

  Peate, Ted 45–6

  Peitaiho 204, 206

  Cullen and Scarlett attacked 154–5

  Liddell family at 134–6, 136i

  MacKenzies’ holiday 162

  Peking Chronicle 251, 253

  Peking 5

  diplomatic compound, Boxer siege 32

  Japan captures 179

  protests 135

  Peltzer, Otto 258

  and EHL 151

  promoting German athletics 149–51

  People’s Hospital, Weifang 6

  Peterhead 134

  photography, sequential/slow-motion 23

  physiotherapy, and athletics 23

  Pickford, Mary 85, 129

  Pindaric ode for EHL 105

  Pope Pius XII, declares priests & nuns Vatican citizens 264–5

  Powderhall stadium 23, 24, 55, 78, 310

  EHL’s preparation at 26–9, 40–3

  Prinstein, Myer and Sunday Olympics heats 68

  Qing dynasty 130

  Red Army 174

  Long March 175

  Red Cross

  EHL’s letters via 296i, 305–6, 313

  food parcels 2, 282–3, 286, 290–1

  messages 234

  Reddin, Mary see Liddell, Mary

  Reuters 101

  Rice, Grantland

  on Paris 400m 97–8

  on sports showmen 111

  Richards, Viv 12

  Ritola, Ville 89

  Robinson, Sir Harry Perry 103

  Roman Catholic priests & nuns released 264–5

  Roosevelt, Franklin D. 221, 222, 227, 251, 252

  Royal Horticultural Show 13

  rugby union, EHL and 57–9

  Sabbatarians, and Sunday Olympics heats 67–73

  Salvation Army band, Weihsien 273, 294, 304

  Sam Mussabini, AAA on 146

  Sassoon, Siegfried 65

  Sassoon, Sir Philip 65

  Scanlan, Father Patrick 281

  and black market 260–5

  on misinformation 251

  Scarlett, Eric

  at Anglo-Chinese College 138–9

  killed at Peitaiho 154–5

  Schlegel, Katharina von, ‘Be Still My Soul’ 196, 284, 294, 298, 307

  Scholz, Jackson 84, 86, 94

  Scotland, rugby union 57–9

  Scots Kirk, Rue Bayard, EHL preaches 110

  Scotsman, The 51, 59–60, 86, 100

  Scott, Mary

  on nationality irrelevant 291

  on sight of B-24 Liberator 303

  on sports 274

  on Weihsien 238, 241, 243

  Scott, Sir Walter 10

  Scottish AAA Championships 1925 42, 78, 128, 155

  Scottish Congregational Church, EHL confirmed 40

  Scottish Congregational College 111

  Scottish FA Cup 19

  Scottish League Championship 19

  Scottish National Portrait Gallery 310

  Scout/Guide movement, Weihsien 275

  Seaforth Highlanders, Thomson in 48–9

  Sermon on the Mount 151–2, 227–8, 272, 298

  Shackleton, Ernest 50

  Shandong Province 14, 229, 310

  Versailles Treaty hands to Japan 131

  Weifang/Weihsien 1–8

  see also Weihsien camp

  Shanghai

  dissidents killed by KMT 173–4

  foreign police fire into crowd 132

  Japan attacks 174–5

  Japanese atrocities 179

  JDL and Mary marry 29–31

  Shaw, George Bernard

  Androcles and the Lion 274

  St Joan 129

  Shekichen, missionaries killed 153

  Siaochang 115

  area as war zone 189–93, 196–7

  Boxers and 34

  Buchan on 141–4

  EHL arrival 188–93

  EHL’s & RL’s rail & river journey 180–8

  EHL’s country evangelism 194–204

  JDL family in 33–40

  Japanese anti-British moves 198–200

  LMS urges EHL transfer to 171–2

  mission/hospital 189–90, 191

  Japanese and 189–90

  treats all alike 203

  missionaries leave for Tientsin 211–12

  unrest, LMS staff leave 148

  Sibelius, Jean, Finlandia 196

  Sick, Max, How to Become a Great Athlete 27–8, 150

  Singapore, surrender 228

  Sino-Japanese War 1894 176

  Smith, Adam 10

  Smithson, Forrest and Sunday Olympics heats 68–9

  Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists see Boxer Rebellion

  Soong Mei-ling 173

  Soper, Eileen 77, 124–8, 159

  EHL and 62–3, 63i

  EHL portrait 125–6, 126i, 309–10, 316–17

  verse to EHL 126–8

  Soper, George 62, 124–5

  South Manchurian Railway Celebrations 148–9

  Spencer, Emerson ‘Bud’ 147, 148

  Spenser, Edmund 198

  Sporting Life, on EHL and Sundays 71

  sportsmen, income potential 111–12

  sportswear 1920s 21

  SS Athenia, torpedoed 205

  St Giles Cathedral 106

  Stade Pershing, Paris 69

  Stagg, Amos Alonzo 84–5, 92

  Stallard, Henry 56, 60–1, 83, 115, 275

  EHL on 107–9

  Stamford Bridge 285

  AAA Championships 1923 54–5, 56–8

  US vs UK exhibition 119–21

  Stein, Gertrude 80

  Stenroos, Albin 89

  Stevenson, Robert Louis 10

  Stirling 29

  Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games 61, 104

  Stoke, triangular international 59–60

  Stranks, Joyce 266, 273, 295

  Streets Betting Act 1909 20

  Studd, C. T., Heart of Africa Mission 45–6

  Student, on EHL 55

  Sun Tzu 178

  Sun Yat-sen 130, 173

  Sunday Chronicle 85

  Sunday sports, EHL and 64, 66–73, 74, 77, 90, 268–9

  Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, George 5th Duke 64

  Swiss consul, and medicine for Weihsien 288–9

  symphony orchestra, Weihsien 273

  Ta Chiao, inn-owner 188

  Talifu earthquake 130

  Tatler 65

  Taylor, A. J. P. 21

  on UK, religious decline 121–4

  Taylor, Coard 79,
84, 86–8, 92, 95, 96i, 107

  Taylor, Herbert Hudson 260

  Taylor, J. Hudson 260

  Taylor, Mary 260

  Tehchow, Liddells reach 183

  theatre, Weihsien 274

  Thomas, Edward 126

  Thomson, Bobby 284, 285

  Thomson, David Patrick (DP) 152, 161, 204, 205

  and EHL 44–8, 45i, 49–53, 59, 109–10, 121–4, 128–30

  depression 49–50

  early life 48–9

  on EHL 155, 164–5, 314

  Thomson, Jamie 49

  Thorpe, Jim 104

  Tientsin 3

  Anglo-Chinese College 115, 121

  temporary closure 132

  Cullen and Scarlett attacked 154–5

  foreign concessions 136–7

  James Liddell family in 32–3

  Japan and

  attacks 177

  closes off foreign Concessions 222

  missionaries and regulations 225

  restricts country evangelism 221

  takes 180

  Min Yuan stadium 145–6

  wealth and poverty 140–1

  Tientsin Times, photo debacle 145

  Tientsin Union Church 138

  Tilden, Bill 111, 112

  Time magazine 7, 172

  Times, The 56, 102, 103, 132, 137, 153, 156, 169–70

  Tipton, Laurence, escapes from Weihsien 281–2, 288

  Toronto

  Liddell home 302i

  United Church Office 224

  traders, Weifang 6

  Treaty of Tientsin 1860 32

  Treaty of Versailles 131

  Tsangchow 152, 183

  Tung-chau American mission 32

  Tunney, Gene 112

  Tweedmouth, Lord 65

  Union Church, Tientsin 160, 167

  Literary and Social Guild 159

  Union Free Church 44

  United Kingdom

  religious decline 121–4

  wartime, EHL’s furlough 204–8

  University of Pennsylvania motto 77, 107

  Usher Hall, EHL meeting overflows 128

  Vanity Fair 72

  Verhoeven, Father Leonard, Weihsien camp plan 233i

  warlords, CPC & KMT unite against 173

  Washington, Booker T. 227

  ‘Way the World Wags’ 72–3

  Webb, Beatrice, dissents 106

  Webster, Tom, cartoon 12–13

  Weifang 4–8

  EHL monument, daughters visit 313

  museum 14–15

  Weihsien POW camp 1–4, 5, 6–8

  conditions 230–49

  commandant 237–8

  accommodation 237

  internees repair 239

  daily life 243–9

  guards & tenko 244–5

  library 273

  music 273–4

  sports 253–4, 254i, 255–9, 268–9, 274

  work organization 239–40

  escapees 281–2

  food 246–8, 282

  black market/smuggling 249, 260–4, 281–2

  Red Cross parcels 282–3

  hospital 240, 292–5, 293i

  internees

  backgrounds 236–7

  health 275–7

  modern survivors 310

  reunions 314–15, 316

  self management 238

 

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