the publication World Dominion. In 1949, he founded the publication The World Christian Handbook. His campaigning though his publications and the missionary conferences held at the Mildmay Centre were an inspiration to many at the time to fund and participate in missionary activities. Personal life Cochrane was married twice. He had three sons by his first wife. After she died in 1930, he married again and gained six stepdaughters. He died in Pinner, Middlesex in 1953. Notes References Francesca French, Thomas Cochrane: Pioneer and Missionary Statesman, London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1956. "Obituary: Dr T. Cochrane, Medical Missionary in China", The Times, Thursday, December 10, 1953, pg. 10, Issue 52801, col E. George A. Hood, Thomas Cochrane, 1856-1953, in: Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity, bdcconline.net. Accessed 30 July 2010. Practical anatomy : a manual of dissections / [by Christopher Heath] ; translated by Thomas Cochrane and E. T. Hsieh. 1911. (9th ed. / edited by J. Ernest Lane.) Shanghai: China Medical Missionary Association, 1911. External links 1866 births 1953 deaths Christian medical missionaries Protestant missionaries in China Scottish evangelicals Scottish Protestant missionaries Protestant missionaries in Mongolia British expatriates in China