VIII. CAREY'S FAMILY AND FRIENDS
IX. PROFESSOR OF SANSKRIT, BENGALI, AND MARATHI
X. THE WYCLIF OF THE EAST--BIBLE TRANSLATION
XI. WHAT CAREY DID FOR LITERATURE AND FOR HUMANITY
XII. WHAT CAREY DID FOR SCIENCE--FOUNDER OF THE AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
XIII. CAREY'S IMMEDIATE INFLUENCE IN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA
XIV. CAREY AS AN EDUCATOR--THE FIRST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE IN THE EAST
XV. CAREY'S CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY FOR THE PEOPLE OF INDIA
XVI. CAREY'S LAST DAYS
APPENDIX





LIFE OF WILLIAM CAREY, D.D.

CHAPTER I

CAREY'S COLLEGE

1761-1785

The Heart of England--The Weaver Carey who became a Peer, and the
weaver who was father of William Carey--Early training in
Paulerspury--Impressions made by him on his sister--On his
companions and the villagers--His experience as son of the parish
clerk--Apprenticed to a shoemaker of Hackleton--Poverty--Famous
shoemakers from Annianus and Crispin to Hans Sachs and