Caleb Wright pdf India and Its Inhabitants (Classic Reprint)

From Rev. llufus A nderson, D.D., of Boston. Mr. Caleb Wright visited India a few years since, to qualify himself lor lecturing on the manners and customs of the people in that country; and theL ectures he has since published give evidence of the carefulness of his observations, and of liis faithfulness in description. The volume entitled, India and its I nhabitants, is valuable for its subject-matter, even beyond any other similar collection of the size within my knowledge. From Rev. Jeremiah Day, D.D., LL.D., formerly President of Yale College. Mr. Wright has recently lectured in seven of the churches in this city (N cAVH aven), to large and highly gratified audiences. I believe his Lectures are doing much good, and hope they will continue to receive the patronage they deserve. While Mr. Wright was lecturing in the principal cities and towns in the United States, testimonials, similar to the above, were received from a great number of persons in eminent stations, among whom were twenty Presidents of Colleges and Theological Seminaries, viz.: Rev. E. Nott, D.D., L. Beecher, D.D., J. Edwards, D.D., Jere. Day, LL.D., H. Humphrey, D.D Mark Hopkins, D.D S. North, LL.D., Joel Parker, D.D.,- B. Tyler, D.D., B. Sears, D.D., R. Babcock, D.D., J. Bates, D.D., N. Bangs, D.D.,... H.J. Clark, A.M.,. J. Carnahan, D.D.,- A saM ahan, A.M.,- E. W. Gilbert, D.D, Benjamin Hale, D.D Silas Totten, D.D., Hon. A. Hasbrouck, LL.D President of Union College. President of Lane Seminary. President (foimerly) ofT heol. Sem. A ndover. President (formerly) of Yale College. President (formerly) of Amherst College. President of Williams College. President of Hamilton College. President of Union Theol. Seminary, N. Y. President ofT heol. Seminary at E. Windsor. President ofT heol. Seminary at Newton. President (formerly) of Waterville College. President (formerly) of Middlebury College. P(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)