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"The transnational lineaments of early nineteenth-century radical thought in Britain and elsewhere are traced in this learned and illuminating book. Zastoupil has made an important contribution to our understanding of the world that Rammohun Roy and his allies sought to change." - Dane Kennedy, Elmer Louis Kayser Professor of History and International Affairs, George Washington University
"Skillfully weaving the ideas and international celebrity of Rammohun Roy into the religious and intellectual development of modern Britain, Zastoupil brilliantly illuminates critical exchanges and conflicts among Europeans, Indians, and Americans." - Michael H. Fisher, Danforth Professor, Oberlin College
"Rammohun Roy remains a foundational figure in the political, social and religious history of South Asia. Zastoupil s outstanding work illuminates not only early nineteenth-century India, it also throws new light on early Victorian Britain." - C.A. Bayly, Professor of History, University of Cambridge
"Zastoupil s analysis of Rammohun Roy s encounter with early Victorian religious and social reformers is a most welcome and refreshing addition to what many might have otherwise thought was an already well-documented life. This study of a most remarkable figure, whose impact rippled around the globe, charts new pathways into the transnational flow of people and ideas." - Douglas M. Peers, Dean and Associate Vice President Graduate, York University