Calcutta Review; Volume 24
Delve into the historical and sociological landscape of 19th-century India with "Calcutta Review, Volume 24," a compilation of scholarly articles originally published by the University of Calcutta. This volume offers a unique window into the intellectual discourse of the time, reflecting the social, political, and cultural dynamics shaping British India. Explore diverse perspectives on governance, society, and the interactions between British and Indian cultures.
This meticulously preserved collection provides invaluable insights for historians, sociologists, and anyone interested in the complex tapestry of colonial India. Discover essays that illuminate the critical issues and debates that defined an era, making "Calcutta Review, Volume 24" an essential addition to any historical archive.
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