Historical Overview of Christian Migration to Lahore During British Period
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Christians,, School,, Mission, , British period,, Migration,Abstract
This research article aims to provide a comprehensive historical overview of Christian migration to Lahore during the British period, shedding light on socio-economic, political and cultural factors that influenced this migration. The study explores the establishment and growth of Christian settlements in Lahore, examining the impact of British colonial policies, missionary activities, and local dynamics on Christian community's presence in the city. Through a nuanced analysis of primary sources and historical records, the article seeks to contribute to a better understanding of the dynamics of Christian migration in Lahore during the colonial era.
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