^234:* Protap Chunder Mozoomdar is well known in America as Mr. Mozoomdar. He was a co-worker of Keshab Chunder Sen and became a leader of the "New Dispensation" sect of the Brahmo-Samaj. He came to the Parliament of Religions at Chicago in 1893 A.D., and delivered addresses in many principal cities of America. He was the author of the "Oriental Christ." In 1879 he wrote his celebrated article on "Ramakrishna," which was published in the Theistic Quarterly Review of India; and which was incorporated with "My Master" by Swami Vivekananda.

^245:* Harisabha is an orthodox Hindu Society.

^246:* "Gour" is the abbreviated form of "Gouranga," another name of Chaitanya. See note page <page 7>.

^246:+ "Netai" is also the abbreviated form of "Nityananda," the most powerful preacher among the followers of Chaitanya. He is regarded by the Vaishnavas of this sect as the spiritual brother of Gouranga.

^257:* Ram Babu was a devoted householder disciple of Sri Ramakrishna. He was a scientist and a teacher of chemistry in the Medical College of Calcutta. He was a good speaker and a writer.