Mackay's mission correspondence is located in the United Church of Canada Archives in Toronto, along with valuable correspondence of his Canadian assistants. The Jennie Fraser Papers are especially helpful. His personal journals are preserved at Aletheia University in Tamsui, Taiwan. Copies are also held at the Taiwan Theological Seminary Archives in Taipei.
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IonHamishA., The Cross and the Rising Sun: The Canadian Protestant Missionary Movement in the Japanese Empire, 1872–1931. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfred Laurier Univ. Press, 1990.
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KeithMarian. The Black Bearded Barbarian: The Life of George Leslie Mackay of Formosa. Toronto: Board of Foreign Missions, 1912.
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MackayR. P.Life of George Leslie Mackay, D.D., 1844–1901. Toronto: Board of Foreign Missions, 1913.
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McDonaldGraeme. “George Leslie Mackay: Missionary Success in Nineteenth-Century Taiwan.” In Papers on China, vol. 21. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ., East Asian Research Center, 1968.
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RohrerJames. “Charisma in a Mission Context: The Case of George Leslie Mackay in Taiwan, 1871–1901.”Missiology: An International Review36 (2008): 227–36.
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RohrerJames. “George Leslie Mackay in Formosa, 1871–1901: An Interpretation of His Career.”Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society47 (2005): 3–58.
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RohrerJames. “Mackay and the Aboriginals: Reflections upon the Ambiguities of Taiwanese Aboriginal Christian History.” In Christianity and Native Cultures: Perspectives from Different Regions of the World, ed. PullapillyCyriac K., pp. 263–75. Notre Dame, Ind.: Cross-Cultural Publications, 2004.
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1895From Far Formosa: The Island, Its People and Missions. New York: Fleming H. Revell.
