Supplement To The Vindication Of The Calcutta Baptist Missionaries, Occasioned By Dr. [w.] Carey's 'thirty-two Letters', Dr. Marshman's 'reply To The Rev. John Dyer' And Mr. John Marshman's 'review'

The missionary work of Eustace and William Carey in India was pathbreaking and controversial, and their legacy continues to be felt today. In this well-researched and meticulously documented supplement, the Carey brothers respond to their critics and defend their actions and beliefs. This book sheds important light on a critical moment in the history of English-speaking Christianity.

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