Life of William Carey

George Smith

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Contents

	Title Page
	Preface
Chapter 1	Carey's College 1761-1785. The Heart of England--The Weaver Carey who Became a Peer, and the Weaver who was Father of William Carey--Early Training in Paulerspury--Impressions Made by him on His Sister--On his Companions and...
Chapter 2	The Birth Of England's Foreign Missions. 1785-1792. Moulton the Mission's birthplace--Carey's Fever and Poverty--His Moulton School--Fired with the Missionary idea--His Very Large Missionary Map--Fuller's Confession of the...
Chapter 3	India As Carey Found It. 1793. Tahiti v Bengal--Carey and Thomas Appointed Missionaries to Bengal--The Farewell at Leicester--John Thomas, First Medical Missionary--Carey's Letter to his Father--The Company's...
Chapter 4	Six Years In North Bengal--Missionary and Indigo Planter. 1794-1799. Carey's Two Missionary Principles--Destitute in Calcutta--Bandel and Nuddea--Applies in Vain to be Under-Superintendent of the Botanic Garden--Housed by a...
Chapter 5	The New Crusade--Serampore and The Brotherhood. 1800. Effects of the News in England on the Baptists--On the Home churches--In the Foundation of the London and other Missionary Societies--In Scotland--In Holland and...
Chapter 6	The First Native Converts and Christian Schools. 1800-1810. A Carpenter the First Bengali Convert--Krishna Pal's Confession--Caste Broken for the First Time--Carey Describes the Baptism in the Hoogli--The First Woman...
Chapter 7	Calcutta and the Mission Centres from Delhi to Amboyna. 1802-1817. The East India Company an Unwilling Partner of Carey--Calcutta Opened to the Mission by His Appointment as Government Teacher of Bengali--Meeting of 1802...
Chapter 8	Carey's Family and Friends. 1807-1812. The Type of a Christian Gentleman--Carey and His First Wife--His Second Marriage--The Lady Rumohr--His Picture of Their Married Life--His Nearly Fatal Illness When Forty-Eight Years...
Chapter 9	Professor Of Sanskrit, Bengali, and Marathi. 1801-1830. Carey the Only Sanskrit Scholar in India Besides Colebrooke--The Motive of the Missionary Scholar--Plans Translation of the Sacred Books of the East--Comparative...
Chapter 10	The Wyclif of the East--Bible Translation. 1801-1832. The Bible Carey's Missionary Weapon--Other Vernacular Translators--Carey's Modest but Just Description of his Labours--His Philological Key--Type-cutting and Type-casting...
Chapter 11	What Carey did for Literature and for Humanity. The Growth of a Language--Carey Identified with the Transition Stage of Bengali--First PrintedBbooks--Carey's Own Works--His Influence on Indigenous Writers--His Son's...
Chapter 12	What Carey did for Science--Founder of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India. Carey's Relation to Science and Economics--State of the Peasantry--Carey a Careful Scientific Observer--Specially a...
Chapter 13	Carey's Immediate Influence in Great Britain and America. 1813-1830. Carey's Relation to the New Era--The East India Company's Charters of 1793, 1813, and 1833--His Double Influence on the Churches and Public Opinion--The...
Chapter 14	Carey as an Educator--The First Christian College in the East. 1818-1830. A College the Fourth and Perfecting Corner-stone of the Mission--Carey on the Importance of English in 1800--Anticipates Duff's Policy of Undermining...
Chapter 15	Carey's Christian University for the People of India. The Danish Charter--The British Treaty--Growth of Native Christian Community--Lord Minto's Concession of Self-governing Privileges--Madras Decennial Conference and...
Chapter 16	Carey's Last Days 1830-1834. The College and Mission Stripped of all Their Funds--Failure of the Six Firms for Sixteen Millions--Carey's Official Income Reduced from £1560 to £600--His 'Thoughts' and 'Appeal'...
Appendix I	Charter of Incorporation of Serampore College
Appendix II	Statutes And Regulations Of Serampore College
Appendix III	Article VI., Clause 2, of the Treaty of Purchase, Transferring Serampore to the British Government
	Footnotes

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