His Books
Besides The Religious System of the Amazulu and Nursery Tales, Traditions, and Histories of the Zulus, Callaway also wrote:
- Immediate Revelation, published in 1841,
- The Way to Christ, published in 1844,
- Memoir of James Parnell, published in 1846,
- The Good Tidings of Great Joy, published in 1854,
- The Last Word of "Modern Thought", published in 1866,
- Some Remarks on the Zulu Language, published in 1870,
- A Sermon on the Ordination of Two Natives, published in 1872,
- Kaffraria Church Mission, published in 1874,
- A Fragment on Comparative Religion, published in 1874,
- Missionary Sermons, published in 1875,
- On the Religious Sentiment Amongst the Tribes of South Africa, published in 1876,
- From Pondoland to Cape Town and Back, published in 1877,
- and A Brief Account of the Kaffraria Church Mission From 1874-1877, published in 1877.
| Church of England titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Inaugural appointment |
Bishop of St John's 1873 – 1886 |
Succeeded by Bransby Lewis Key |
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