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includes letters from:
John Reid, Madras [Chennai] and Bellary - encouraging circumstances of the mission; instances of the work; failure of Titus, Indian teacher
William Beynon, Bellary and Belgaum - describes work going on at Bellary and a tour; 9 schools with 270 children; tracts and Scriptures given away; covering letter for Belgaum report
joint letter from John Reid and William Beynon, Bellary - report
John Hands, England and Bellary - returning to India; costs of preparing Canarese [Kannada] and Telugu types for the press and reasons for buying in England; report of Bellary mission
Joseph Taylor, Belgaum - journey to preach and attend meetings; advisability of keeping schools, thinks separate supervision would be better; enclosed papers show Committee favour him transferring to Bellary
William Campbell, Bangalore - his work at Bellary; his book on theology; his Indian students
William Reeve, Bangalore - working with Europeans and Indians; makes same points as William Campbell in 1829 about government policy re Christians
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