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History of English Education in India. Its Rise, Development, Progress, Present Condition and Prospects, Being A Narrative of the various Phases of Educational Policy and Measures Adopted Under The British Rule From Its Beginning to the Present Period (1781-1893)
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Chapter XIII. Effects of Purely Secular English Education on the Native Mind.—Views of Mr. Arshman and Sir Charles Trevelyan as to the Christianizing Influence of English Education.—Mr. Howell’s Views as to the First Effects of English and Missionary Teaching.—The “Brahmo Samaj” Movement
Title | Chapter XIII. Effects of Purely Secular English Education on the Native Mind.—Views of Mr. Arshman and Sir Charles Trevelyan as to the Christianizing Influence of English Education.—Mr. Howell’s Views as to the First Effects of English and Missionary Teaching.—The “Brahmo Samaj” Movement |
Author / Editor | M.A.-O College |
Pages | 66 - 70 |
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