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Christianity in Ceylon : its introduction and progress under the Portuguese, the Dutch, the British, and American missions; with an historical sketch of the Brahmanical and Buddhist superstitions (1850)

Tennent, James Emerson, Sir, 1804-1869, Parr, Charles McKew donor, Parr, Ruth, donor · London : John Murray · leaf 330

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their gift which might operate as incentivesto deceit; and so far as rank or respectability mightoperate as motives to profession, these could only beanticipated in relation to the other churches whoseostensible connexion with the Government is usuallyassociated in the minds of the natives with… … Chap. VI. CHURCH OF ENGLAND MISSION. 299 The Church of England Mission began itslabours in Ceylon in 1818, and from that time tothe present upwards of twenty ordained clergymenhave devoted their labours, and some of them theirlives, to its promotion. Its success amongst theSinghalese and Buddhists…

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