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A History of the Oxford Mission to Calcutta by George Longridge provides a detailed and authoritative examination of the Oxford Mission’s pioneering work in nineteenth-century India. The book traces the mission’s founding, its early challenges, and its evolving role in Calcutta’s religious and social landscape.
Longridge meticulously documents the mission’s contributions to education, healthcare, and spiritual guidance among both Indian converts and the Anglo-Indian community. The work explores the complex relationship between missionary activities and colonial administration, offering valuable insights into how the mission navigated cultural sensitivities and local resistance.
This historical narrative sheds light on the broader context of Christian missionary movements in India during the British Raj, examining key figures, institutional developments, and the lasting legacy of the mission’s endeavors in education and social welfare.
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