The education that made him Cambridge's voice---and cost him home and peace
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The education that made him Cambridge's voice---and cost him home and peace
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The education that made him Cambridge's voice---and cost him home and peace
In this episode, we follow Charles Freer Andrews from a crowded Newcastle childhood to the halls of Pembroke College and out into the empire. The episode traces the choices he made-leaving Cambridge, speaking publicly against British treatment of Indians, and taking assignments in Delhi, Madras, South Africa and beyond-and asks what those choices demanded of him and those he left behind.
Person: Charles Freer Andrews
Date of birth: February 12, 1871
Education: Pembroke College, Cambridge; King Edward's School
Nickname: Deenabandhu (Friend of the Poor)
Event: 1914 voyage to South Africa sent by Gopal Krishna Gokhale
- Born one of fourteen children in Newcastle to John Edwin Andrews, an Angel in the Catholic Apostolic Church, and raised amid deep financial hardship after a trusted friend's betrayal.
- Excelled academically: King Edward's School, Pembroke College, won the Carus Greek Testament Prize in 1895, ordained deacon in 1896 and priest in 1897.
- Joined the Christian Social Union as a student and led the Pembroke College Mission in south London before accepting the Cambridge Mission to Delhi in 1904.
- Publicly criticized British treatment of Indians in a 1906 letter to the Civil and Military Gazette and helped settle a cotton workers' strike in Madras in 1913.
- In January 1914, at age 42, sailed to South Africa on Gopal Krishna Gokhale’s request to act as a British ally for the Indian community and encountered Mohandas Gandhi, who reinterpreted his initials as "Christ's Faithful Apostle."
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