The American Missionaries and North-east India, 1836-1900 A.D.: A Documentary Study |
Contents
Introduction | xi |
Photographs of Revs Nathan Brown and Miles Bronson lix1 | lix |
Mission to the Shans | 1 |
Copyright | |
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A'sám A'sámese Abors Ahom American Baptist amongst Angamis arrived Assam Mission Assamese language assistance attend Barkar Bengali Bengali language bhokots Board boat Brahmaputra brahmins Bronson Burman Burmese Cacharis Calcutta called Capt caste chief Christ Christian church commenced Courts cultivation Cutter Danforth Darrang dialect disciples district English established field foreign Garo language Garos Garrows Gauhati girls gospel Government Schools Gowahati Gowalpara hill tribes Hindoos Hindu Hinduism hope India influence instruction Jaipur January Jenkins Jorhath Journal of Brown Kamrup Khamtis labor large number letter live Lower Assam Manipur Mikirs miles Miris missionaries months Nagas native North-East India Nowgong Orunodoi Peck plains population present priests province Raja Ramkhe reached received religion religious reside rice river rupees Sadiya scholars Serampur Shans Sibsagor Singphos station teaching Tezpur tion tracts translation Upper Assam valley Vernacular village worship