Half-Brothers in Christ: The Church Missionary Society and the Christians of Kerala, 1813-1840

In the 1810s, the Church Missionary Society (CMS) established the College at Cottayam in south India to educate boys intended for the priesthood in the local, indigenous church. While their goal was to help the church, their activities increased British power in the community. The results of CMS inv...

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Egile nagusia: Joseph Gerald Howard
Formatua: Printed Book
Argitaratua: SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY 2014
Gaiak:
BRITISH EMPIRE; > CHRISTIANITY
Sarrera elektronikoa:http://10.26.1.76/ks/005122.pdf
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