Madras, Mysore, and the South of India - Or a Personal Narrative of a Mission to Those Countries; From MDCCCXX, to MDCCCXXVIII #251573

India, by its political and commercial relations to Great Britain, has justly become the object of anxious inquiry and Speculation, both as regards its own interests, and as connected with the interests of our native country. But the solicitude with which India is Viewed by the British public, in reference to its commercial and political importance, must yield, in the mind of the Christian philanthropist, to the deep feeling with which he contemplates the religious condition of so large and fair a portion of the British empire.