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• 2000Science, Technology and Medicine in Colonial India334 cited
• 1998Words across worlds: aspects of language contact and language learning in the Eastern Cape, 1800–1850124 cited
• 1983‘Commerce and Christianity’: Providence Theory, The Missionary Movement, and the Imperialism Of Free Trade, 1842–1860103 cited
• 2006Can Women Be Missionaries? Envisioning Female Agency in the Early Nineteenth-Century British Empire63 cited
• 2004Missionary writing and empire, 1800-186055 cited
• 1991Pioneer medical missions in colonial Africa54 cited
• 2002Missionaries and Morals: Climatic Discourse in Nineteenth-Century Central Southern Africa49 cited
• 2010Lining the Path: A Seascape Perspective of Two Torres Strait Missions, Northeast Australia42 cited
• 2000Ironies of Emancipation: Changing Configurations of ‘Women's Work’ in the ‘Mission of Sisterhood’ to Indian Women35 cited
• 1980‘Not Quite Gentlemen’: an Examination of ‘Middling Class’ Protestant Missionaries from Britain, c. 1850–190027 cited
• 2006Missionaries and Cannibals in Nineteenth‐century Fiji25 cited
• 2017Christian ministry and theological education as instruments for economic survival in Africa24 cited
• 1982‘The Heavy Artillery of the Missionary Army’: The Domestic Importance of the Nineteenth-Century Medical Missionary23 cited