This monster volume - it must be twice as large as its predecessors in 1910 and 1911 - corresponds in structure to C-1.175. After the sections for the District Executive Committees there are sections for District Conferences/Synods in both Southern…
The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.175, except that that there is no section for a Kanara District Conference or Synod in 1911. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 274.
For the quarterly and annual reports from Karnataka in 1910 see C-1.178. This volume contains only letters/correspondence. This volume contains the following sections: General Executive Committee for India (24 documents); Kanara District Executive…
This volume consists of the following sections: General Executive Committee for India (40 documents); Conference on Schools [documentation on a special conference on educational questions 6-9. Nov. 1907] (57 documents); South Mahratta District…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.167, except that there are no minutes for district conferences or synods, and the section for Honowar is placed after Anandapur, rather than after Bijapur. The documents are numbered consecutively 1 to…
This volume contains the following sections: General Executive Committee (29 documents); Kanara District Executive Committee (21); Minutes of the Kanara District Conference and Synod (2); Mangalore (44); Mulki (4); Udipi (12); Karkala…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.119, except that, as in C-1.123 the section of letters and reports from Honowar has been filed with those of the Northern Karnataka stations. The documents are numbered consecutively 1-209.
For the first time in the German titles of the C-1 series volumes the reference is to India, and not to East India (see C-1.126). This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.119, except that, as in C-1.123 the section of letters and reports from…
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