- Introduction: Victorian Religion in Context John Wolffe
- Part I: Essays
- ‘Male and Female He Created them’: Men, Women and the Question of Gender F. Knight
- ‘Praise to the Holiest in the Height’: Hymns and Church Music J. Wolffe
- Foreign Missions and Missionaries in Victorian Britain T. Thomas
- Rethinking the Missionary Position: Bishop Colenso of Natal Gerald Parsons
- Professor Max Müller and the Missionary Cause G. Beckerlegge
- Followers of ‘Mohammed, Kalee and Dada Nunuk’: The Presence of Islam and South Asian Religions in Victorian Britain G. Beckerlegge
- Part II: Sources
- Men, Women and the Question of Gender
- Benjamin Parsons on Adam and Eve, and the education of women, 1842
- Sarah Martin on prison visiting, 1844
- Fanny Taylor on Catherine McAuley and the Order of Our Lady of Mercy, 1862
- Frances Power Cobbe on wives, 1862
- John Ruskin on women’s education, 1865
- Thomas Hughes on the tests of manliness, 1879
- Hymns and Church Music
- Samuel Sebastian Wesley on cathedral music, 1849
- Frederick W. Faber on Catholic hymns, 1849
- The music of the Moody-Sankey meetings
- Preface to The Church Hymnary, 1898
- Foreign Missions and Missionaries in Victorian Britain
- John Clark Marshman on the causes of the ‘Indian Mutiny’, 1859
- Sermon by Samuel Wilberforce, ‘The conditions of missionary success’, 1850
- Alexander Duff on the progress of mission, 1832
- Bishop Colenso of Natal
- John William Colenso on the efforts of missionaries among savages, 1865
- John William Colenso on missions to the Zulus in Natal and Zululand, 1865
- Letter to John William Colenso from Robert Gray, Bishop of Capetown, December 1865
- John William Colenso’s reply to Robert Gray, Bishop of Capetown, January 1866
- Sermon by John William Colenso, ‘Love abounding in knowledge and judgement’, 1865
- Sermon by John William Colenso, ‘The Christian ministry’, 1865
- Sermon by John William Colenso, ‘The temptations of a Christian’, 1866
- Sermon by John William Colenso, ‘Spiritual resurrection’, 1866
- Letter from John William Colenso to A. P. Stanley, Dean of Westminster, 1874
- Professor Friedrich Max Müller
- Friedrich Max Müller on the study of religions, 1869
- Friedrich Max Müller on missionaries, 1887
- Friedrich Max Müller on the terms for conversion to Christianity, 1899
- Monier Williams’s and Friedrich Max Müller’s submissions to the Members of Convocation of the University of Oxford, 1860
- Islam and South Asian Religions in Victorian Britain
- J. Salter on the Asiatic in England, 1873
- Sister Nivedita on ‘How and why I adopted the Hindu religion;, 1902
- Sister Nivedita on Vedanta missionary work, 1897
- Abdullah Quilliam, ‘Minutes of AGM’, 1896
- Adbullah Quilliam, ‘Hymn for the prophet’s birthday’
- J. L. M. Gough, ‘Moslem morning hymn’
- Moslemism in Liverpool: Quilliam, father and son, 1891
- Sunday in Liverpool: with the Moslems, 1896
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