Imperial vineyard
Subtitle: the Anglican Church in India under the Raj from the mutiny to partition
By: Bernard Palmer.
Publisher: Book Guild
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Sussex, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
Subjects: Church of India, Pakistan, Burma, and Ceylon x History.; Anglican Communion -- India.; India -- Church history.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 252-257) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1 Christians Under Fire; title: Martyrs of the Indian Mutiny; title: 2 Home Thoughts from Abroad - 1; title: Ministering to Expatriates, 1858-1901; title: 3 Victorian Enterprise; title: Adventurous Life of an Establishment Chaplain; title: 4 Spreading the Gospel - 1; title: Missionaries at Work, 1858-1901; title: 5 Rebirth in Christ; title: Paying the Price of Conversion; title: 6 God v. Caesar; title: Uneasy Relations between Church and State; title: 7 Imperial Fathers-in-God; title: Some Notable Bishops of the Indian Church; title: 8 Call of the Indian Cloister; title: Specialist Ministry of Monks and Nuns; title: 9 More Equal than Others?; title: Colour, Racism and the Church; title: 10 Home Thoughts from Abroad - 2; title: Ministering to Expatriates, 1901-1947; title: 11 For Ever England; title: A Chaplain's Letters to His Mother; title: 12 In Journeyings Often; title: Journal of an SPG Missionary; title: 13 Spreading the Gospel - 2; title: Missionaries at Work, 1901-1947; title: Epilogue: 'That They May be One'; title: The Move Towards Christian Reunion.