...established castes, they may form a new caste, and call themselves Hindoos if they like; and the Brahmins are always ready to receive all who will submit to them and pay them. The process of manufacturing Rajpoots from ambitious aborigines goes on before our eyes, and both in the west and the east many...

...proselytising. Any number of outsiders, so long as they do not interfere with established castes, can form a new caste, and call themselves Hindus, and the Brahmans are always ready to receive all who submit to and pay them.' 1.43ON MISSIONS. 259 of all religions withdraw themselves by necessity from...

...wrote, 'It is a great mistake to suppose that the Hindu religion is not proselytizing ; the system of castes gives room for the introduction of any number...ambitious aborigines goes on before our eyes.' ' This,' Mr. Lyall observes, 'is one recently recorded observation out of many that might be quoted.' It is...

...the Great Council, held at PS/aliputra, 246 B. c., they do not interfere with established castes, can form a new caste, and call themselves Hindus, and the Brahmans are always ready to receive all who submit to and pay them.' Can this be called proselytising t in which the sacred canon of the Buddhist...

...proselytizing. Any number of outsiders, so lon^ as they do not interfere with established castes, can form a new caste, and call themselves Hindus, and...the Brah•mans are always ready to receive all who submit to and pay them." Can this be called proselytizing ? the new duty of spreading the truth, of...

...wrote, ' It is a great mistake to suppose that the Hindu religion is not proselytising ; the system of castes gives room for the introduction of any number...ambitious aborigines goes on before our eyes.' ' This,' Mr. Lyall observes, ' is one recently recorded observation out of many that might be quoted.' It is...

...BC, in which the sacred canon of the Buddhist scriptures not interfere with established castes, can form a new caste, and call themselves Hindus, and the Brahmans are always ready to receive all who submit to and pay them.' Can this be called proselytising ? was settled, and at the end of which missionaries...

...wrote: "It is a great mistake to suppose that the Hindu religion is not proselytising ; the system of castes gives room for the introduction of any number...to them and pay them. The process of manufacturing Rajpiits from ambitious aborigines goes on before our 69 eyes." This passage, which the Lecturer has...

...Hindu religion is not proselytising ; the system of caste gives room for the introduction of any of its outsiders. So long as people do not interfere with...ambitious aborigines goes on before our eyes." This passage which the Lecturer has quoted, is one recently recorded observation out of many that might...

...proselytising... the system of castes gives room for the introduction of any number of outsiders... The process of manufacturing Rajputs from ambitious aborigines goes on before our eyes."62 Similarly, WW Hunter shows his eagerness on this issue. According to him, "the Hindus are...