Stephen Hislop: Pioneer Missionary & Naturalist in Central India from 1844 to 1863

"Stephen Hislop Pioneer Missionary & Naturalist in Central India (1844-1863)" portrays Hislop's remarkable legacy. The book details Hislop's endeavors, such as establishing the Nagpur Mission and his pivotal role during Nagpur's rescue in the Mutiny Year. His diverse interests in Gond ethnology, archaeology, and naturalist pursuits are illuminated, alongside his resilience against illness and civil administration reforms. Authored under personal loss, the narrative serves as a testament to Hislop's enduring impact on Central Indian history. Acknowledging contributions from contemporaries like Rev. Robert Hunter and Professor Duns, the book stands Hislop's pioneering spirit and enduring influence on the intersection of missions and science.