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caste-117	Balmforth, Mark E.	In Nāki’s Wake: Slavery and Caste Supremacy in the American Ceylon Mission	2020	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10899	516	61	The inheritance of caste and patrimony likely explains why the three communities of enslaved castes during the period all follow naming practices like Nāki’s: her full name, Caṅkari Nāki, denoted her mother’s given name followed by her own (female gendered) given name.14 At the age of about seven, Nāki was taken into Susan and Daniel Poor’s home as one of the mission’s first female students (Poor, 1823, p. 210). In Nāki’s Wake: Slavery and Caste Supremacy in the American... 163 The missionaries that contributed to the ACM’s approach to caste arrived in Ceylon with knowledge gleaned from the extensive missionary networks present in South Asia from the fifteenth century.	cache/caste-117.pdf	txt/caste-117.txt