Further Reading
- D. O'Connor, Gospel, raj and swaraj: the missionary years of C. F. Andrews 1904-14 (1990)
- H. Tinker, The Ordeal of Love: C. F. Andrews and India (1979)
- Deenabhandu Andrews Centenary Committee, Centenary Volume C. F. Andrews 1871-1971 (1972)
- P. C. Roy Chaudhuri, C. F. Andrews his life and times (1971)
- K. L. Seshagiri Rao, Mahatma Gandhi and C. F. Andrews: a study in Hindu-Christian dialogue (1969)
- B. Chaturvedi & M. Sykes, Charles Freer Andrews: a Narrative (1949)
- J. S. Hoyland, The Man India Loved: C. F. Andrews
- N. Macnicol, C. F. Andrews Friend of India (1944)
- J. S. Hoyland, C. F. Andrews : minister of reconciliation (London, Allenson, )
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