This volume compiles occasional papers from the Oxford Mission to Calcutta, offering a glimpse into the missionary work during the late 19th century. Specifically, it includes a paper from March 1881 and another from Epiphany 1885.

These papers provide firsthand accounts and reflections on the mission's activities, challenges, and impact in Calcutta. They offer valuable insights into the religious, social, and cultural landscape of India during this period, as viewed through the lens of Anglican missionaries.

A significant historical resource for understanding the role of Christian missions in colonial India and the interaction between British missionaries and the local population. This collection sheds light on the efforts to establish and maintain the Oxford Mission, offering a detailed perspective on the day-to-day realities and broader objectives of this important religious endeavor.

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