The Christian Conquest of India (1906) by James Mills Thoburn offers a comprehensive account of Christian missionary activities in India during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing from his extensive experience as a missionary and bishop, Thoburn examines the challenges and successes of spreading Christianity in a diverse and complex society. He discusses the cultural, social, and political obstacles faced by missionaries, as well as the strategies employed to overcome them. The book provides insights into the growth of Christian communities, the establishment of educational institutions, and the broader impact of missionary work on Indian society. Thoburn’s narrative serves as both a historical record and a personal reflection on the transformative journey of Christian missions in India.
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