Religion in Victorian Britain

Gerald Parsons · James R. Moor · John Wolffe

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Introduction - religion in Victorian Britain in context, John Wolffe male and female he created them - men, women and the question of gender, Frances Knight march we forth in the strength of God - hymns and church music, John Wolffe gospel and empire - Victorian missions and missionaries, Teence Thomas rethinking the missionary position - Bishop Colenso of Natal, Gerald Parsons bringing India to Oxford - Max Muller and Monier-Monier-Williams, Gwilym Beckerlegge and Terence Thomas the presence of other religions in Britian, Gwilym Beckerlegge.

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