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what are the contributions of william ward and what significance did he lay about the rebellion?

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William Ward was an English missionary, author, translator and author. He arrived in India in 1799 and oversaw the printing press in Serampore in West Bengal. His main contribution was the establishment of the Serampore College in 1818.

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