A Personal Narrative Of Thirteen Years Service Amongst The Wild Tribes Of Khoudistan For The Suppression Of Human Sacrifice (1864)

John Campbell's narrative recounts his thirteen years in Khoudistan, focusing on his efforts to eradicate human sacrifice among local tribes. The book delves into the customs, religious beliefs, and societal structures of these tribes, highlighting Campbell's challenges in advocating for change. His experiences provide a rich cultural insight into mid-19th century Khoudistan and reflect the broader context of early Western missionary efforts. This account serves as a significant historical document, offering a unique perspective on cultural exchange and social reform during that era.