Titlebook: Empires of Religion; Hilary M. Carey (Professor of History) Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008

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Zeinat Kamel,Salha H. Al-Zahranisent volume illustrate this pattern.. Other contributors deal with missionaries who, while they worked in British imperial terrain, had ethnic or faith backgrounds that differentiated them from, and sometimes put them at odds with, the mainly elite Protestant men who determined colonial policies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-1533-2 with Christianity, undoubtedly helped sustain this kingdom, and Ngwato kings were adept at playing off Western interests – imperial, commercial and religious – against each other. But changing imperial circumstances in the aftermath of the Second World War also helped to bring about the kingdom’s d

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The Consolidation of Irish Catholicism within a Hostile Imperial Framework: A Comparative Study of Etance, one of its occasional contributors, ‘Dalcassian’, declared: ‘England’s perversion from the faith created a further gulf between the two civilizations [of Ireland and England] and realizing that a national creed rooted on a glorious past would perpetuate national memories … she determined to d

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An Empire of God or of Man? The Macaulays, Father and Sonmoments in those careers.. But the similarities and differences between father and son remind us of the historical specificity of thinking about race and empire, the particular conjunctural moments out of which people come, the distinction between evangelical and secular discourses, the relative sal

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Richard Taylor and the Children of Noah: Race, Science and Religion in the South Seassed polarization of science and religion. It looks at how one man, Richard Taylor (1805–1873), a missionary and a naturalist, sought to reconcile the issues raised by contemporary scientific discoveries with his own religious beliefs. It examines Taylor’s attempts to use both science and religion to