A gifted young Bengali from a Kulin Brahmin family, caught up in Calcutta's ferment of reform, Krishna Mohan Banerjee was baptised in 1832. He became a noted scholar and one of the first Indians ordained in the Anglican church in Bengal, arguing that Christ answered the deepest longings already present in India's own scriptures.
His own works and standard biographies; Robin Boyd's study is copyrighted and cited only.
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