Jesuit and pietist missions in the eighteenth century : cross-confessional perspectives

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Cover -- Title Pages -- Content -- Introduction (Markus Friedrich and Holger Zaunstöck) -- Part I: Cross-Confessionalism in a Global Context -- Chapter 1: (Markus Friedrich) Catholics and Protestants Overseas: Confessionalism and Inter-Confessional Relations in a Global Perspective -- Chapter 2: (Christina Petterson) Money, Missions, Moravians, and Jesuits: Elements of a Globalising Process -- Part II: Ottoman Empire -- Chapter 3: (Daniel Haas) The Institutum Judaicum et Muhammedicum and the Catholic Missionary Apparatus: Insights into a Largely Obscure Set of Relations -- Chapter 4: (Stefano Saracino) Accessing the Bodies and Souls of the Greeks with Medicine and Music: A Comparison of Jesuit and Pietist Missionary Practices in the Ottoman Empire -- Chapter 5: (Simon Mills) Missionary Philologist: Johann Heinrich Callenberg between the Catholic and Protestant Orients -- Part III: India -- Chapter 6: (Thomas Ruhland) "Two Powerful and Cunning Enemies": The Halle Pietists' Cross- and Intra-Confessional Perception of Jesuits and Moravians in India during the Seven Years' War (1756-1763) -- Chapter 7: (Gabriele Bellinzona) Between Jesuits and Other Roman Catholics: The Danish-English-Halle Mission in India and its Roman Catholic Competitors -- Chapter 8: (Will Sweetman) The Accommodation of Caste in the Tranquebar Mission (1706-1746) -- Appendix -- Index of Names -- Index of Places.