The Widow of Calcutta: The Half-Caste Daughter; and Other Sketches; Volume 1
The Widow of Calcutta, The Half-Caste Daughter; and Other Sketches, Volume 1, by William Browne Hockley, offers a collection of stories providing insights into 19th-century British India. The sketches explore themes of widowhood, caste, and the complexities of colonial society. Stories such as "The Half-Caste Daughter" delve into the social challenges faced by individuals of mixed heritage. Hockley's work provides a glimpse into the customs, traditions, and human experiences within a specific historical context. These stories offer historical and literary value for those interested in the social dynamics of British India and the short story genre.
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