The Dangers of British India From French Invasion and Missionary Establishments
Published in 1857, this bookprovides a detailed account of the perceived threats to British colonial rule in India during the mid-19th century. Author David Hopkins argues that the country was vulnerable not only to military attack by the French, but also to infiltration by Christian missionaries seeking to undermine traditional Hindu beliefs and customs. Hopkins' work offers valuable insights into the complex issues surrounding colonialism and cultural imperialism.
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