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Caste Its Supposed Origin; Its History; Its Effects; The Duty of Government, Hindus, and Christians with Respect to It; And Its Prospects (1896) by John Murdoch critically examines India’s caste system, exploring its origins, social consequences, and societal impact. Murdoch highlights caste’s divisiveness and inequality, discussing the roles of government, Hindus, and Christians in addressing discrimination. Advocating for social justice, education, and reform, Murdoch calls for the upliftment of marginalized communities, emphasizing the need to challenge caste-based hierarchies for a more equitable society.