The Leaders of Brahmoism

School: Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Narendrapur

Name: Asmit Manab Karmakar
Class: X
Sec: B
Regd. no: 9246
Subject: History
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Preface
Brahmoism is a religious movement which originated
from the mid-19th century Bengali Renaissance, the
nascent Indian independence movement.

This project is a small attempt to collect and

précis the biographies of preachers of
Brahmoism.
Thanks to Respected Sachindranath
Mondal, our History teacher, without
whom this project would remain just
an imagination.
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