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Anderson Bergemot was a minor missionary in 19th century India, known solely for his religious tracts and the violence he suffered at the hands of the Muslims and Hindus. While little known in America, he is regarded in areas of India where his work was valued.
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- Christians and Missionaries in India: Cross-Cultural Communication Since 1500 by Robert Eric Frykenberg p. 167-170