Table of Contents

Conversion and Compromise in Thirteenth-Century England - Valerie I.J. Flint
Conversion and Conformity in the Early Fifteenth Century - John Van Engen
To the Point of Shedding Your Blood: The Bible, Communities of Faith and Martyrs' Resistance to Conversion in the Reformation Era - Brad S. Gregory
Translating Christianity: Counter-Reformation Europe and the Catholic Mission in China, 1580-1780 - R. Po-chia Hsia
Twisting a Pagan Tongue: Portuguese and Tamil in Sixteenth- Century Jesuit Translations - Ines Zupanov
Converting the Ancestors: Indirect Rule, Settlement Consolidation, and the Struggle over Burial in Colonial Peru (1532-1614) - Peter Gose
Conversion and Identity: Iroquois Christianity in Seventeenth-Century New France - Allan Greer
Object Lessons: Fetishism and the Hierarchies of Race and Religion - David Murray
To see inside of an Indian: Missionaries and Dakotas in the Minnesota Borderlands - Andrew C. Isenberg
Tickets, Concerts and School Fees: Money and New Christian Communities in Colonial Zimbabwe 1900-40 - L. Carol Summers
Literacy in the Eye of India's Conversion Storm - Gauri Viswanathan

About the Author

JOHN VAN ENGEN is Professor Emeritus, University of Notre Dame.

Reviews

Offer[s] key insights into the study of religious conversion across various 'subfields of history'. . . impressive contributions to the reassessment of the role of religion in history.
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