Further Reading
- Agatha R Crawford: Letters from China: 1946-1949.
- Fulton, Austin. Through Earthquake Wind and Fire. Church and Mission in Manchuria 1867-1950. Saint Andrews Press, Edinburgh. 1967.
- Pedersen, Barbara. China diary, 1912-1946 137p. A diary, primarily of the years from 1935-1945 at MMC, Dr and Mrs Pedersen were interned from 1941-1945. (Copy held in the Osler Library, McGill University.)
- "A brief History of Mukden Medical College - Fengtian Yike Daxue", 1992, Shenyang, Liaoning
- Crawford, DS. Mukden Medical College (1911-1949): an outpost of Edinburgh medicine in north east China. Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 2006,
- Wotherspoon, Ian Dugald Christie, a Scottish Christian in Changing China Sine, the journal of the Scotland China Association, September 2006.
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