Description
This rare historical address offers a fascinating window into 19th-century Protestant missionary endeavours in India. The Church of Scotland’s vindication of its India missions presents contemporary arguments about religious education, cultural contact, and colonial-era charitable work. At just 60 pages, it’s an accessible yet substantive read for history enthusiasts, theology students, and anyone curious about India’s religious heritage. The Gyan Publishing House reprint makes this once-obscure text available to modern readers exploring missionary history, interfaith dialogue, and India’s encounters with Western institutions. A must-read for academic collections and serious history buffs.
- Reading age: 12 years and up
- Print length: 60 pages
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 21.59 x 13.34 x 0.42 cm
- Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
- Publication date: 1 January 2024
- ISBN-10: 9367807430
- ISBN-13: 978-9367807439
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ‘A Vindication of the Church of Scotland’s India Missions’ about?
This historical document is a formal address defending the Church of Scotland’s missionary activities in India. It discusses the goals, achievements, and justification for Protestant missionary work during the colonial period, offering insights into 19th-century religious and educational efforts in India.
Who should read this book?
History students, theology scholars, and readers interested in India’s colonial religious history will find value here. It’s also essential for research on interfaith dialogue, missionary movements, and the Church of Scotland’s international work. Academic institutions and serious historians exploring India’s past will appreciate this primary source.
Where can I buy this book online in India?
You can purchase ‘A Vindication of the Church of Scotland’s India Missions’ at The Bookish Owl, an online bookstore in India. The book is in stock and available at ₹150, with quick delivery across India.
How many pages is this book?
The book contains 60 pages, making it a concise yet comprehensive historical address. Despite its length, it provides substantive content on the Church of Scotland’s missionary justification and activities in India.
Is this a rare or out-of-print book?
Yes, this is a historical reprint by Gyan Publishing House, making a previously difficult-to-access historical document available to modern readers. The reprint ensures that researchers and history enthusiasts can access this important primary source on India’s missionary history.
