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https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526118264.00025
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01 Feb 2017
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Conflict, politics and proselytism

Methodist missionaries in colonial and postcolonial Upper Burma, 1887–1966

eISBN:
9781526118264
Publisher:
Manchester University Press
Cover Conflict, politics and proselytism
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Subjects:
History
Keywords:
American missionary; bamboo curtain; Baptist Burman government officials; British Methodist missionaries; Church Missionary Society; colonial government; education; General Ne Win; Indian Empire; Mission House; Proselytism; Upper Burma; Wesley Church Mandalay; Wesley high schools; Wesleyan missionaries
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(256 total)
Publisher:
Manchester University Press

Series: Studies in Imperialism

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