Table of Contents
Context and Critique
| Missions, Colonialism and the Politics of Gender | Abstract PDF |
| Patricia Grimshaw | p. 3 |
| Missions, Colonialism and the Politics of Agency | Abstract PDF |
| Peter Sherlock | p. 13 |
A Global Mission
| Negotiating Colonialism: The Life and Times of Arthur Wellington Clah | Abstract PDF |
| Peggy Brock | p. 23 |
| Sex and Salvation: Modelling Gender on an Indian Mission Station | Abstract PDF |
| Andrew Brown-May | p. 33 |
| Reassessing Missionary Conflict with Colonial Authorities: Sovereignty, Authority and the Civilising Mission in Jamaica | Abstract PDF |
| Julie Evans | p. 47 |
| Through a Glass Darkly: Lydia Brown, a Pioneer Missionary's Partner | Abstract PDF |
| Keith Hallett | p. 61 |
| The Congo Balolo Mission and the Indigenous Christian Community: The Agency of Locals | Abstract PDF |
| Matthew Doherty | p. 73 |
Missionaries in Early Australia
| Salvation and Conciliation: First Missionary Encounters at Sydney Cove | Abstract PDF |
| Meredith Lake | p. 87 |
| The Nucleus of Civilisation: Gender, Race and Childhood in Australian Missionary Families, 1825-1855 | Abstract PDF |
| Jessie Mitchell | p. 103 |
| To Exercise a Beneficial Influence over a Man: Marriage, Gender and the Native Institutions in Early Colonial Australia | Abstract PDF |
| Joanna Cruickshank | p. 115 |
| ‘From the Influence of Their Parents’: Aboriginal Child Separations and Removals in Early Melbourne and Adelaide | Abstract PDF |
| Barry Patton, | p. 125 |
Consolidating the Missionary Project
| ‘The Grand Experiment of the Civilisation of the Aborigines’: a Missionary Endeavour in Western Australia | Abstract PDF |
| Stephen Hills | p. 145 |
| Parallel Fantasies: Tourism and Aboriginal Mission at Lake Tyers in the Late 1870s and 1880s. | Abstract PDF |
| Peter Carolane | p. 161 |
| Professions of Christian Love: Letters of Courtship Between Missionaries-to-be Daniel Matthews and Janet Johnston, 1872-1873 | Abstract PDF |
| Claire McLisky | p. 173 |
| Imperial Critics: Moravian Missionaries in the British Colonial World | Abstract PDF |
| Felicity Jensz | p. 187 |
Missionaries and Assimilation in the Twentieth Century
| ‘That There was Love in This Home’: The Benedictine Missionary Sisters at New Norcia | Abstract PDF |
| Katherine Massam | p. 201 |
| ‘A Longing Desire in My Heart’: Faith, Family and the Colonial Frontier in the Life of Euphemia Kramer 1887-1971 | Abstract PDF |
| Amanda Barry | p. 215 |
| ‘She Has the Native Interests Too Much at Heart’: Annie Lock’s Experiences as a Single, White, Female Missionary to Aborigines, 1903-1937 | Abstract PDF |
| Catherine Bishop | p. 229 |
| Disrupting Assimilation: Soldiers, Missionaries and Aboriginal People in Arnhem Land During World War II | Abstract PDF |
| Noah Riseman | p. 245 |
