Institutional configuration of English missionary league and i̇t's activities on the regi̇ons of Ottoman Empire (1838-1918)
2017
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The missionerions, whose bringing up and charging were made in fastidiously, were organized by the Anglican Church, supported by the English Kindom and English governments them selves. From the moment they arrived on Ottoman lands, missioners started a great job in covrage and became effective by the help of their schools, hospitals, printing house, assistence foundations, orphanages on the mon-muslim society, the greatest supports came from the English ambassoders and consuls, especiolly the future leader rebellions were brouht up in the missionary schools against Ottoman Empire, and in medical missionary activities, it was hoped to get attraction of the minority society. The political, economical and cultural activities were camoufloged as the religious activities by the missionary tricks. The great similarity between the missionary lands held by the English andoccupied lands by the English after World War I, removed the camouflage and displayed the real inteation. Keywords: Anglican, consuls, missionaries, eminent domain, Protestant.
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Dr. Ratip Ayaz
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Ratip Ayaz (Master Thesis). Institutional configuration of English missionary league and i̇t's activities on the regi̇ons of Ottoman Empire (1838-1918), 2017, Ahi Evran University.
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