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This comprehensive work by R. G. Wilder explores the significant role of mission schools established in India by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. The author provides an in-depth examination of how these educational institutions were founded, organized, and operated during a crucial period of Indian history.
Wilder details the curricula, teaching methodologies, and the challenges faced by these schools in promoting education and Christian values across different regions of India. The book offers valuable insights into the intersection of education, religion, and colonialism, examining both the intentions of the missionaries and the reception of these schools by Indian communities.
This historical documentation serves as an essential resource for scholars interested in the history of education in India, missionary activities, and the cultural exchanges between America and India during the colonial and post-colonial periods.
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