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The Relationship Between Established Protestant Church and Free Church: Hermann Gundert and Britain

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2016

Martin Brecht
Martin Brecht*
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Seminar für Mittlere und Neuere Kirchengeschichte des Fachbereichs Evangelische Theologie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster
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The present-day exchange of British and German research into church history can hardly be described as flourishing. Very seldom are historical topics from the other country ever investigated. This even applies to those areas where the paths of German and British church history have met. One notable exception is Professor Reginald Ward, who has not only striven to establish contacts with German church historians, but has also himself published a number of works on German church history. It is therefore only fitting to express appreciation of such amicable relations through the years by a study of German-British history. The scope for such a study embraces the fields of Pietism, Methodism, and the revival movement.

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Studies in Church History Subsidia , Volume 7: Protestant Evangelicalism , 1990 , pp. 135 - 151
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Copyright © Ecclesiastical History Society 1990 

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References

1 Gundert, Hermann, Tagebuch ans Malabar 1837–1859 (Stuttgart, 1983)Google Scholar [hereafter TBM]: Schriflen und Berkhteaus Malabar (Stuttgart, 1983) [hereafter SBM]: Calwer Tagebuch 1859–1893 (Stuttgart, 1986) [hereafter CTB]. See also Hermann Gundert, Die Evangeliche Mission, ihre Lander, Völker una Arbeiten (Calw and Stuttgart,41903).

2 cf. TBM, IX-XVI, M. Brecht, ‘Die gute Botschaft wichtig und deutlich zu machen’, 150 Jahre Calwer Verlag 1836–1986. Die Festvorträge (Stuttgart, 1986).

3 CTB, p. 440.

4 CTB, p. 34.

5 CTB, pp. 45–7, 52–4.

6 CTB, pp. 49–52.

7 CTB, p. 51.

8 SBM, pp. 21–71, esp. pp. 24–9 and 71, Gundert’s Introduction and Conclusion to the docu mentation.

9 CTB, pp. 37f., 55–65; TBM, pp. 17–21, 41.

10 TBM, p. 225.

11 See n. 8 above.

12 CTB, pp. 65–74; TBM, passim.

13 TBM, pp. 44f., 51–4, 58f., 63, 73–5, 78, 84, 86, 90–2, 102, 128–30, 198, 217, 307, 395.

14 TBM, pp. 16f., 172, 177, 180–2, 184.

15 TBM, pp. 218, 227, 269, 313.

16 Cf. Gundert’s letters, SBM, pp. 167–256 passim.

17 See the record of the visitation, SBM, pp. 139–48.

18 SBM, p. 179.

19 SBM, p. 258.

20 SBM, pp. 98–105, 177–9. TBM, p. 227.

21 TBM, p. 58. A list of the publications of the Tellicherry Press would be of great interest for the history of Christian journalism in India.

22 TBM, p. 314; SBM, p. 205.

23 SBM, pp. 207, 215–17, 244f., 253f.; TBM, p. 319.

24 SBM, pp. 220, 248f., 255; TBM, p. 357.

25 TBM, pp. 359, 363f, 366f., 372f., 384, 387–92.

26 TBM, p. 395.

27 See Brecht, M., ‘Christian Gottlob Barths “Zweimal zweiundfünfzig biblische Geschkhten” — ein weltweiter Bestseller unter den Schulbüchern der Erweckungsbewegung’, Pietismus una Neuzeit, 11 (1985), pp. 127–38Google Scholar.

28 CTB, pp. 149, 438.

29 CTB, pp. 155–9.

30 CTB, pp. 209–14, 216, 225 f.

31 CTB, p. 371.

32 CTB, p. 139.

33 CTB, pp. 196, 220.

34 CTB, pp. 206, 231, 256, 266f., 273, 587.

35 CTB, pp. 235–7, 251 f.

36 CTB, pp. 261 f., 368.

37 CTB, p. 631.

38 TBM. pp. 152f.

39 CTB, p. 202.

40 CTB, p. 280, 286, 289f.

41 CTB, pp. 296–8, 301, 308, 311f., 314–17.

42 CTB, p. 469.

43 SBM, on the back of jacket cover.

44 CTB, p.274.