On the assumption that genealogy is often a function of historical narrative and that the history of cultural developments can best be told through the stories (both historical and literary) that chart their transitions, this chapter offers a genealogical account of the construction of the English tolerant state from its colonial provenance.
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Religion, Conversion, Comparative studies, India, religion, Great britain, religion, Religion and politics, Religion and culture, Church history, TheologyPlaces
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Outside the fold: conversion, modernity, and belief
1998, Princeton University Press
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