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table of contents
  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Note on Transliteration
  3. Introduction
  4. 1. The “Errand” to Iran
  5. 2. “Into the Commonwealth Stage”
  6. 3. “Spiritual Lend Lease”
  7. 4. “Something Other Than Ordinary Education”
  8. Map and photo gallery
  9. 5. “These Young Persian Friends of Mine”
  10. 6. The Persian “Boomerang”
  11. 7. “Build It for the Eye of God”
  12. Conclusion
  13. Notes
  14. Bibliography
  15. Index

An image of the Presbyterian Mission chapel on Central Compound, Qavam al-Saltaneh, also known as Stalin Avenue, in downtown Tehran. The tree-lined, garden-like compound and American-style church stood in stark juxtaposition to the rest of the city just beyond the compound walls.

Figure 6. The Presbyterian Mission chapel on Central Compound, Qavam al-Saltaneh, also known as Stalin Avenue, in downtown Tehran. Courtesy of PHS. Record Transfer number 437 (archives 02-0815), box 1.

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