Competing kingdoms: women, mission, nation, and the American Protestant empire, 1812-1960

Re-Visioning American Women in the World

Women's mission in historical perspective: American identity and Christian internationalism / Jane H. Hunter

Woman, missions, and empire: new approaches to American cultural expansion / Ian Tyrrell

Women

Canonizing Harriet Newell: women, the evangelical press, and the foreign mission movement in New England, 1800-1840 / Mary Kupiec Cayton

An unwomanly woman and her sons in Christ: faith, empire, and gender in colonial Rhodesia, 1899-1906 / Wendy Urban-Mead

"So thoroughly American": Gertrude Howe, Kang Cheng, and cultural imperialism in the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, 1872-1931 / Connie A. Shemo

From redeemers to partners: American women missionaries and the "woman question" in India, 1919-1939 / Susan Haskell Khan

Mission

Settler colonists, "Christian citizenship," and the Women's Missionary Federation at the Bethany Indian Mission in Wittenberg, Wisconsin, 1884-1934 / Betty Ann Bergland

New life, new faith, new nation, new women: competing models at the door of Hope Mission in Shanghai / Sue Gronewold

"No nation can rise higher than its women" : the women's ecumenical missionary movement and Tokyo Woman's Christian College / Rui Kohiyama

Nile mother: Lillian Trasher and the orphans of Egypt / Beth Baron

Nation

Embracing domesticity: women, mission, and nation building in Ottoman Europe, 1832-1872 / Barbara Reeves-Ellington

Imperial encounters at home: women, empire, and the home mission project in late nineteenth-century America / Derek Chang

Three African American women missionaries in the Congo, 1887-1899: the confluence of race, culture, identity, and nationality / Sylvia M. Jacobs

"Stepmother America" : the Woman's Board of Missions in the Philippines, 1902-1930 / Laura R. Prieto

Doing everything: religion, race, and empire in the U.S. Protestant women's missionary enterprise, 1812-1960 / Mary A. Renda.