China

• Hudson Taylor and the China Inland Mission: The Growth of a Work of God (674 pp)
• A Thousand Miles Of Miracle In China by Archibald E. Glover (circa 1920, 428 pp) 0
• The Story of the China Inland Mission - Vol 1 by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1894, 514 pp)
• China's Millions by James Hudson Taylor (1884, 188 pp)
• The Provinces of Western China; described by Mrs. Pruen, of the China Inland Mission (265 pp)
• Tales from the Middle Kingdom: Stories of China by A. F. & G. C. Willis (200 pp)
• Christianity in China, state and progress of the work of the native evangelists, in a series of tracts by Richard Ball (1850, 89 pp)
• China's Millions by James Hudson Taylor (1890, 192 pp)
• Days of Blessing in Inland China by James Hudson Taylor (1887, 196 pp) 1
• China's Spiritual Need and Claims by James Hudson Taylor (1887, 110 pp)
• Three Decades of the China Inland Mission by James Hudson Taylor (110 pp)
• The Story of the China Inland Mission - Vol 1 by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1893, 512 pp)
• The Story of the China Inland Mission - Vol 2 by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1894, 536 pp)
• With P'u and His Brigands by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1922, 85 pp)
• The Call of China's Great North West by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (239 pp)
• Pastor Hsi; Confucian Scholar and Christian by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1900, 309 pp)
• Behind the Ranges: Fraser of Lisuland, S.W. China by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1944, 271 pp)
• In the Far East; Letters From Geraldine Guinness in China by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1901, 204 pp)
• The Triumph of John and Betty Stam by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1936, 140 pp) 3
• Martyred Missionaries of the China Inland Mission by Marshall Broomhall (1901, 386 pp)
• Last Letters & Further Records of Martyred Missionaries of the China Inland Mission by Marshall Broomhall (1901, 123 pp)
• Guinness of Honan by Mary Geraldine Guinness (Mrs Howard Taylor) (1930, 350 pp)
• A Woman who Laughed: Henrietta Soltau who Laughed at Impossibilities and Cried: "It Shall be Done" by Mildred Cable and Francesca French (1934, 242 pp)
• Hudson Taylor and Maria - Pioneers in China by John Charles Pollock (1962, 206 pp)  - still under Copyright, not downloadable.
• Faith and Facts as Illustrated in the History of the China Inland Mission by Marshall Broomhall (1909, 104 pp) 0
• “By Faith” - Henry W. Frost and the China Inland Mission by Dr. & Mrs. Howard Taylor (1938, 388 pp)
• Proving God - Financial Experiences of The China Inland Mission by Phyllis Thompson (1956, 140 pp)