The Land Of The Veda Being Personal Reminiscences Of India

About the Book:-The writer of this book has aimed to act toward the reader in the relation of a guide, as though he was going over the ground again, and giving the benefit of his experience, in pointing out the objects of interest with which years and study have familiarized his own mind. The thread of the narrative runs through the work, and, so far as the subject permitted, its continuity has been preserved. The writer has not concealed his conviction that human history, and the movements and changes of thrones, and powers, and kingdoms, can be fully understood only in the light of the doctrine of the Second Psalm. Jesus Christ, the divine and eternal Son of God, who created and redeemed this world, is its "Master and Lord." He has not abandoned this world, with its thousand millions of accountable and dying men, to be the victims of the whims and caprice of selfish potentates, deceiving errorists, or wicked spirits in high places, to be forever crushed down beneath their tyranny and misdirection. That repose which the world, and particularly its Oriental portion, so much needs and has so long sighed for, is to be found only in Him; and it will come when He has overthrown the foes of the world's welfare, and rectified its many wrongs. It contains a plate of Agra Tajmahal. About the Author:-William Butler (1818-1899) was one of the founders of American Methodist missions in India and Mexico. He was probably the best-known Methodist missionary couple in the late nineteenth century. Born in Ireland, William Butler underwent a conversion experience, joined the Wesleyan church, and became a minister. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1850. After being twice widowed, he wrote to Clementina Rowe in Ireland, who had been influenced by his preaching some years before. Clementina crossed the ocean and they married in 1854.As secretary of the American and Foreign Christian Union, an organization devoted to missions in “papal lands,” William was deemed the best person to found Methodist work in Mexico in 1873. As they had done in India, the Butlers established a printing press, schools, a girls’ orphanage, and church buildings. He wrote The Land of the Veda (1871), From Boston to Bareilly and Back (1886), and Mexico in Transition (1892). The Title 'The Land Of The Veda Being Personal Reminiscences Of India written/authored/edited by William Butler', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9788121236874 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 581 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is . Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-