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About The Book: In this book, the author offers a comprehensive understanding of life among the Native population in India. The book is organized into several chapters that explore various facets of the Madras Presidency in India. The initial chapter focuses on geographical, climatic, and linguistic features. Subsequent chapters delve into subjects including castes and sects, customs, religion, Hindu women, characteristics of the Hindu people, education, and evangelical efforts. These chapters provide insights into aspects like the priestly class, societal norms, religious rituals, and the influence of mission work. The book concludes by examining the success of missions, emphasizing individual conversions, societal changes, and the future prospects of Christianity in India.