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Focusing on late colonial India, Bellenoit analyses education in colonial society. Most scholars view missionary teachers as handmaidens of the empire, and their theology as intrinsically imperialistic. However, Bellenoit argues that their interaction with India led them away from imperial norms; a simplistic division of colonizers and colonized is insufficient to explain power relations in late colonial India.
"'Missionary Education and Empire in Late Colonial India, itself offers a thickly woven, immensely readable narrative, which is based on a refreshingly diligent use of archival sources from India and the UK.'"
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