"Calcutta Review, Volume 36" offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century India through the scholarly lens of the University of Calcutta. This volume presents a diverse array of articles covering historical events, social issues, and literary analyses relevant to the Indian subcontinent. Readers will find insights into the cultural, political, and intellectual climate of the time, providing valuable context for understanding India's rich heritage.
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