Bentinck's attitude towards his responsibilities asGovornor-general was conditioned to an important degreenot only by the intellectual outlook he brought with himto India, but also by an emotional factor which originatedwith his dismissal by the Court of Directors from theGovern…
On 9 January 1864, 109 men joined the newly formed Scientific Society in Ghazipur, India. Its founder, Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan (1817–1898), and his engagement with various scientific disciplines is the subject of my dissertation. This work takes a notable figure in South Asia and …
Most readers and critics of fictional works about the Partition of British India (that is the division of British India into India and Pakistan upon independence from the British in 1947) agree that writers tend to paint religious differences as the root cause of the communal co…
This dissertation explores the dynamic relationship between the principle of independent “faith” missionaries and a maturing denominational missions program in institutional ministries and church planting in North India by Assemblies of God (AG) missionaries from 1918 to 1949. I…