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'''Anderson Bergemot''' was a minor [[missionary]] in 19th century [[India]], known solely for his religious tracts and the violence he suffered at the hands of the [[Muslim]]s and [[Hindu]]s. While little known in America, he is regarded in areas of India where his work was valued.
'''Anderson Bergemot''' was a minor [[missionary]] in 19th century [[India]], known solely for his religious tracts and the violence he suffered at the hands of the [[Muslim]]s and [[Hindu]]s. While little known in America, he is regarded in areas of India where his work was valued.
==References==
==References==
*''Christians and Missionaries in India: Cross-Cultural Communication Since 1500'' by Robert Eric Frykenberg p. 167-170
*''Christians and Missionaries in India: Cross-Cultural Communication Since 1500'' by Robert Eric Frykenberg p. 167-170
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