The British Missionary Enterprise since 1700

Jeffrey Cox

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Christian Theology and Mission Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Religion and Society Interactions

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1. Introduction. Religion and Empire in the Modern World 2. Confessional Improvisation 3. Voluntarist Improvisation 4. 'Little Detachments of Maniacs: Early Failures 5. The Home Base: Networks and Societies 6. Missionary Literature: The Defamation of the Other 7. The Missionary Hero and Missionary Institutions 8. The Growth of Mission Institutions before the Great War 9. Conflict and Consensus in Mission Institutions 10. Ecclesiastical Sprawl. The Triumph of Bricks and Mortar 11. Evangelicals and Unreached Peoples

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