The Land of the Tamulians And Its Missions
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But already in September 1500, there ar- rived eight lay brothers and eight Monks. They at once courageously commenced Missionary work, and had, in a short time, converted one Brahmin and some Nairs. In the meantime, the Portuguese firmly established themselves on the Coast of Malabar and drove out the Mahomedans with great cruelty. In 1570, Albuquerque took Goa and made it the seat of the Government and Missionary en- terprize. Albuquerque, however, had continued fights to carry on against the... Mahomedans, and foresaw that for generations to come it would take more soldiers than Portu- gal would be able to supply, and he, therefore, resolved to draw his recruits from India. He managed that in this manner, he married his soldiers to native girls and the children of these marriages were educated in Military schools. It is true, that neither the Portuguese soldiers, the girls, nor their parents, regarded these marriages with any degree of liking, but Albuquerque knew how to make them palatable.
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But already in September 1500, there ar- rived eight lay brothers and eight Monks. They at once courageously commenced Missionary work, and had, in a short time, converted one Brahmin and some Nairs. In the meantime, the Portuguese firmly established themselves on the Coast of Malabar and drove out the Mahomedans with great cruelty. In 1570, Albuquerque took Goa and made it the seat of the Government and Missionary en- terprize. Albuquerque, however, had continued fights to carry on against the... Mahomedans, and foresaw that for generations to come it would take more soldiers than Portu- gal would be able to supply, and he, therefore, resolved to draw his recruits from India. He managed that in this manner, he married his soldiers to native girls and the children of these marriages were educated in Military schools. It is true, that neither the Portuguese soldiers, the girls, nor their parents, regarded these marriages with any degree of liking, but Albuquerque knew how to make them palatable.
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