Toward the Sunrising - A History of Work for the Women of India Done by Women From England, 1852-1901 #267526

Carey, Marshman, and Ward were settled at Serampur, in Danish territory, but Schwarz (1750-1798) was allowed by it to work at Tanjore, and Keirnander, who came out in 1758, at Calcutta, unhindered. Still from 1793 to 1813 the Company Opposed missions in every possible way, though it made grants to temples and mosques. It did not even provide respectable chaplains for the English residents, though it was ready to administer the revenues of heathen temples.