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The bright side of humanity; glimpses of life in every land (1900)

Pell, Edward Leigh, 1861- [from old catalog] · Richmond, Va., The B. F. Johnson publishing co · leaf 310

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induand Mohammedan masses, turned to these low castes of the country, and on finding it easyto baptize them they became more eager for number than forquality. It is difficult to give a description of the two kindsof people that are forming the Indian Christian society, andtherefore it is better to… … A YOUNO GIRL OF INDIA. 284 THE BRIGHT SIDE OF HTIMANITY. number they are keeping pace with Hindus and Mohammedansin obtaining university degrees. Like the uneducated heathenparents, the uneducated Cliristian parents do their utmost toget their sons and daughters educated. Their superiority,however,…

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