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One hundred girls of India (1900)

Author: Campbell, Mary Jane, 1865-
Subject: Missions; Girls
Publisher: Columbus, Ohio : F. J. Heer
Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
Language: English
Call number: 512047
Digitizing sponsor: Internet Archive
Book contributor: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Collection: americana; princeton
Scanfactors: 6

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"An account of incidents occurring during Miss Campbell's connection with the girls' boarding school at Sialkot, in the Punjab, India....."

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Reviewer: karnail.kkr - - October 20, 2009
Subject: Looking Back in time
I chanced upon this book while looking for books about India written during the RAJ. This book has been written with a very specific objective and to give a well thought picture of the job missionaries are doing in India that goes beyond the limits of expansion of Christianity and also that the mission is likely to become self sufficient if the people of America help them for some more time. some account of the Indian folks is nicely given but thrust is on the message that the girls are going in the folds of Christianity due to the efforts of "Miss Sahibas"

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