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A Christian mission in the era of colonialism : a study of the Catholic missionary enterprise in South-Eastern Nigeria 1885-1939
The Christian missionary movement of the 19th century stands out among others by its dynamism, dimension and depth. European missionaries trod into uncharted lands, disdainful of hardships, sickness and death, to bring "infidels and heathens" the saving knowledge of God and His Son, Jesus Christ. Th
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