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Christian Missions and Colonialism : A Study of Missionary Movement in Northeast India with Particular Reference to Manipur and Lushai Hills 1894-1947 [Text] Lal Dena

By: Dena, LalMaterial type: Text

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TextPublication details: Vendrame Institute, Shillong 1988 Description: 131 p. ; HbSubject(s): Christian missions -- Northeast India -- Manipur -- Lushai Hills | Missions -- history -- ColonialismDDC classification: 266.021

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