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Maternal plots, colonialist fictions: Colonial pedagogy in Mary Martha Sherwood's children's stories

I the evangelical colonialist writer Mary Martha Sherwood's Life, a fellow evangelical named Henry Martyn exemplifies an infantilized, socially powerless but spiritually valiant "teacher" in India. His work and proselytizing zeal exhaust and eventually kill him in a manner characterizing child heroes of Sherwood's AngloIndian children's stories. A lurid passage in the Life illustrates this sacrifice and its reward: