J. Scott & G. Griffiths 
Mixed Messages: Materiality, Textuality, Missions [PDF ebook] 

Master Narratives of Imperial Missions; J.L.Cox Inventing the World: Transnationalism, Transmission and Christian Textualities; I.Hofmeyr The Missionary Writing Machine In Nineteenth-Century Kwazulu-Natal; N.Etherington Mixed Messages: Imperial Adventures and Missionary Tales; G.Griffiths Books and Bodices: Material Culture and Protestant Missions in Colonial South India; E.F.Kent Landscapes of Faith: British Missionary Tourism in the South Pacific; J.Samson Penitential and Penitentiary: Native Canadians and Colonial Mission Education; J.S.Scott Da ‘Wa in the West: Islamic Mission in American Form; J.I.Smith The Spread of Budhism in the West: Missionary Work and the Pattern of Religious Diffusion; J.W.Coleman ‘In Every Town, Country and Village My Name Will Be Sung’: Hindu Missions in India and Abroad; K.K.Klostermaier Articles of Faith: nternational Relations and ‘Missionary’ Scholarship; J.M.Beier Afterword: Global Conversions; P.van der Veer

J. MARSHALL BEIER Mc Master University, Ontario , Canada JEFFREY L. COX Department of History, University of Iowa, USA GARETH GRIFFITHS University of Albany, New York, USA ISOBEL HOFMEYER University of Witwatersrand, South Africa NORMAN ETHERINGTON University of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia ELIZA F. KENT Department of Philosophy and Religion, Colgate University, USA KLAUS KLOSTMEIER University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada JANE SAMSON University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada JAMIE SCOTT York University, Toronto, Canada JANE I. SMITH Hartford College, Connecticut, US JAMES WILLIAM COLEMAN California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, California, USA PETER VAN DER VEER University of Utrecht, the Netherlands