481 numbered pages. (NB the Basel Mission frequently described its field in India as its "East Indian Field"). Continuation of C-2.2 Simple list of offices/persons as addressees at rear.
Inside the volume is divided into two parts: "Briefe an den Ostindischen General-Agenten" July 1861-Feb. 1876, 112 numbered pages; and "Kanara" Aug. 1860-Nov. 1876, 278 separately numbered pages. The first part is composed of letters addressed to…
This volume is divided into two parts: Part 1 1850-1861, 368 numbered pages, Part 2 1862-1876, 296 numbered pages. Each part has a simple index of mixed addressees (individuals, institutions) at its end. Both parts are devoted to…
(140 numbered pages). Copies of letters to officials and institutions at the District level in North Kerala and Northern Karnataka. Lists of addressees for the 2 districts on the last 2 pp. of the volume.
Copies of letters addressed to persons, institutions and offices at the station level, 90 separately numbered pages for Dharwad, 79 for Hubli, 87 for Betgeri, 43 for Malasamudra (only 1850-1862) and 58 for Guledgudd. No indexes.
Copies of letters addressed to persons, institutions and offices at the station level. 184 separately numbered pages for Kalikut 1850-1876, ca.50 pp. for Kodakal 1863-76, 108 pp for Palghat 1858-76. There are no indexes in this volume.
Copies of letters addressed to persons, institutions and offices at the station level, 298 separately numbered pages for Kannanur 1850-1876, 183 pp. for Talatscheri, also 1850-1876, 90 pp. for Chombala 1853-76. There is an index of Kannanur…
Copies of letters addressed to persons, institutions and offices at the station level, Keti, 210 pp. 1850-1876, Kotagiri 11 pp.1869-76. There are no indexes. NB among the Keti letters are some addressed to Basel missionaries as trustees of the…
500 numbered pages, all used. A detailed index of subjects and addressees was begun, but only maintained in 1877-8. A random search indicates that these are letters sent to the General Conference Executive Committee in India as a general address,…
This is evidently the successor to C-2.12, and of approx. the same size, though the pages are not numbered, there is no index at all, and in general handwriting and preservation are less good. The letters are, as in C-2.12, addressed to the…
500 numbered pages, all used. In spite of the chronological overlap evidently a successor volume to C-2.14. addressed primarily to the Executive Committee and its officers. NB increasingly towards the end the volume contains bound-in copies of…
500 numbered pages, 484 used. At least 50% of the letters are typewritten or (as in C-2.15) copies of circulars. Evidently a successor volume to C-2.15, though a random search indicates that the focus is broadening - the volume seems to include…
500 numbered pages, all used. The bulk of the letters are addressed to the Canara District Executive Committee and its officials. A random search turned up one letter addressed to the Executive Committee of the Kanara Synod, and another addressed…
502 numbered pages, all used. Evidently a successor volume to C-2.17. During a cursory search one letter was found addressed to the Tulu Language Commission. An increasing proportion of the letters are copied from typewritten originals or are…
NB the old label on the spine gives 1899 as the terminal date, but this is a mistake. 500 numbered pages, with c. 14 unnumbered pages bound in before page 1. All pages used. No index. Letters of all kinds addressed to the personnel of the…
501 numbered pages, all used. The "flags" of the index pages A-Z have been demonstratively crossed out, nevertheless there is at the end of the volume a quite detailed systematic index of themes which appears to cover the whole volume (i.e. it…
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