Life and influence of Dr Duff in India by George Smith
The review extols Dr Duff as a fearless missionary and statesman whose work linked evangelism with social and political reform in India. It traces his early fusion of English culture with Hindu thought, his Disruption era stance, and his alliances with Outram, Lawrence, and others. It highlights Duff’s education projects on the Ganges, cross-church unity, and the relief of Punjab tensions through missionary education and collaboration.
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George Smith
Duff
India
Scotland
Free Church
Madras
Calcutta
Church of Scotland
Lord Brougham
Christ
Erastian Cwsarism
Brougham
House of Lords
Mr. Sym
Holy Land
Aberdeenshire
William Robertson
Gladsmuir
Lord Ellenborough
Ganges
Outram
Lord Dalhousie
Westminster Abbey
Foley
Thames Embankment
Persia
Lucknow
Sindh
Duffs Bansheria School
Henry Lawrence
Dum Dum
Ferozepore
American Presbyterian Mission
United Prayer
Marshman
Colonel Lawrence
Lord Hardinge
England
Dr. Duff
Sir Henry Lawrence
James Outram
Bayard
James
Charles Napier
Bombay
Lord Pitmedden
Marisshhal College
Aberdeen
Lord Northbrook
William Bentinck
Lord Auckland
Lordawrence
Calcutta Missionary Conference
United Christian College
Union of the Free Church, Church Missionary
Wesleyan
Church Missionary Society
Dutt
Exeter Hall
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Alexander Duff
Guorae Suirh
Hodder and Stoughton