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Tales From The Indian Epics

Tales From The Indian Epics

Immerse yourself in the legendary world of ‘Tales From The Indian Epics’, a captivating collection curated by C.A. Kincaid and vividly illustrated by M.V. Dhurandhar. This book brings to life the epic sagas of the Ramayana and Mahabharata, featuring heroic figures, divine encounters, and thrilling battles. Dhurandhar’s stunning artwork breathes new life into these ancient narratives, making them accessible and engaging for readers of all ages. Discover the profound essence of Indian mythology and rich cultural heritage through these timeless stories. ‘Tales From The Indian Epics’ is an essential read for anyone seeking to connect with India’s glorious past and its enduring spiritual legacy. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 144-page paperback is a visually rich exploration of classic epic adventures.

A History of India Muntakhabu-T-Tawarikh 2nd [Hardcover]

A History of India Muntakhabu-T-Tawarikh 2nd [Hardcover]

Explore centuries of Indian history with ‘A History of India: Muntakhabu-T-Tawarikh’ (2nd Edition) from The Bookish Owl. This comprehensive two-volume work, expertly translated by W.H. Lowe and edited by George S.A. Ranking, offers a deep dive into India’s rich past. From the rise of ancient empires like the Mauryas and Guptas to the influential Sultanate and Mughal eras, including insights into rulers like Akbar and Aurangzeb, this hardcover edition unravels political, cultural, and social transformations. Essential reading for history enthusiasts and students, this English volume provides an unparalleled perspective on India’s historical evolution, drawing from invaluable Persian chronicles.

The People of India

The People of India

Explore the rich tapestry of India’s diverse communities with ‘The People of India,’ a landmark anthropological study. Originally penned in the late 19th century by Sir Herbert Hope Risley, this edition brings to light his detailed cataloging of ethnic, cultural, and social groups. Discover insights into the distinct physical features, customs, languages, and traditions of various Indian communities as documented during the colonial era. While reflecting the perspectives of its time, this important historical document by Mortimer Menpes and G. E. Mitton offers a unique lens into the complex social fabric of India. An essential read for history enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of Indian society.

The History of the British Empire in India 6th

The History of the British Empire in India 6th

Explore Edward Thornton’s definitive six-volume work, ‘The History of the British Empire in India,’ now available at The Bookish Owl. This comprehensive account meticulously details British colonialism in India from the early 1600s to the mid-19th century. Delve into the East India Company’s origins, the expansion into Bengal, pivotal battles like Plassey, the consolidation of power under figures like Clive, conflicts with regional powers, and the profound social, political, and economic impacts of British rule. The final volume examines the causes and aftermath of the 1857 Indian Rebellion. Thornton’s insightful analysis offers a critical perspective on British imperialism and the enduring spirit of Indian resistance. An essential read for history enthusiasts and students.

The Indian Federation: An Exposition And Critical Review

The Indian Federation: An Exposition And Critical Review

Explore the intricacies of India’s federal system with ‘The Indian Federation: An Exposition And Critical Review’ by Shafaat Ahmad Khan. This seminal work delves into the constitutional frameworks, governance, and the inherent challenges of unifying a diverse nation under a federal structure. Shafaat Ahmad Khan, a distinguished historian and administrator, provides a deep dive into both historical evolution and contemporary issues, offering critical insights into the feasibility and impact of Indian federalism. Essential reading for students and scholars of constitutional law, political science, and Indian history seeking a comprehensive understanding of India’s political landscape. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 470-page paperback is a vital addition to your collection on India’s past and present.

Ishtur Phakde: A Gallant Englishman And Other Studies [Hardcover]

Ishtur Phakde: A Gallant Englishman And Other Studies [Hardcover]

Discover ‘Ishtur Phakde: A Gallant Englishman And Other Studies’ by C. A. Kincaid, a captivating exploration of India’s historical heroes. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 160-page hardcover delves into the bravery and leadership of remarkable Indian figures. Kincaid, a notable historian and administrator in colonial India, brings tales of warriors, rulers, and freedom fighters to life. His vivid narratives celebrate India’s rich heritage, highlighting the sacrifices and enduring legacy of its patriots. This essential read for Indian history enthusiasts offers inspiring stories and a tribute to national resilience. Explore the chronicles of valor and leadership.

The Lost Beauties of the English Language: An Appeal to Authors, Poets, Clergymen, and Public Speakers [Hardcover]

The Lost Beauties of the English Language: An Appeal to Authors, Poets, Clergymen, and Public Speakers [Hardcover]

Rediscover the lost treasures of the English language with Charles Mackay’s compelling appeal, ‘The Lost Beauties of the English Language’. This essential read for authors, poets, clergymen, and public speakers revives exquisite, forgotten words like ‘sonder’ and ‘apricity’. Mackay, the celebrated author of ‘Extraordinary Popular Delusions’, guides you to enrich your prose and speeches with vivid imagery and profound expression. Preserve our linguistic heritage and elevate communication by weaving these elegant, bygone terms into modern discourse. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 382-page hardcover is a vital addition for anyone passionate about the power and beauty of words. Explore the depth of English literature.

India [Hardcover]

India [Hardcover]

Explore the rich tapestry of India through the evocative writings of Flora Annie Steel and the captivating artwork of Mortimer Luddington Menpes in this meticulously presented hardcover edition from The Bookish Owl. Delve into Steel’s 22 years of immersive experience in British India, her insightful explorations of the Indian Mutiny in ‘On the Face of the Waters,’ and her deep connection with local culture and folklore. Discover Menpes’ unique Japonist-inspired artistic vision, honed under Whistler and applied to his wartime depictions of India. This comprehensive volume, featuring 540 pages of English text and published by Gyan Publishing House, offers an unparalleled glimpse into the subcontinent’s history, society, and art, making it an essential addition for history enthusiasts and collectors.

An Elementary Treatise On the Lunar Theory: With a Brief Sketch of the Problem Before Newton

An Elementary Treatise On the Lunar Theory: With a Brief Sketch of the Problem Before Newton

Explore the celestial mechanics of lunar orbits with Hugh Godfray’s “An Elementary Treatise On the Lunar Theory: With a Brief Sketch of the Problem Before Newton.” This classic astronomical text, now available from The Bookish Owl, provides a clear mathematical analysis of the Moon’s motion, detailing gravitational influences and perturbations. Godfray meticulously traces the historical astronomical challenges preceding Newton’s groundbreaking work, offering invaluable context for students and scholars. Ideal for those interested in celestial mechanics, astronomy, and the history of science, this 142-page paperback is a foundational resource for understanding lunar theory. Discover the elegance of astronomical calculations and the evolution of our understanding of the cosmos.

Hindu Law: Principally with Reference to Such Portions of It As Concern the Administration of Justice, in the King's Courts, in India 2nd [Hardcover]

Hindu Law: Principally with Reference to Such Portions of It As Concern the Administration of Justice, in the King's Courts, in India 2nd [Hardcover]

Explore the foundational principles of Hindu Law with “Hindu Law: Principally with Reference to Such Portions of It As Concern the Administration of Justice, in the King’s Courts, in India” by John Dawson Mayne, a seminal work from the 19th century. This comprehensive two-volume study, now available in its 2nd edition, delves into the intricacies of Hindu legal traditions and their practical application within the British Indian judicial system. Essential for legal scholars, historians, and practitioners interested in colonial legal history and the administration of justice in British India, this book offers unparalleled insight into a crucial era of legal development. Discover the authoritative analysis that made Mayne’s work an indispensable reference for understanding Hindu law’s intersection with the King’s Courts.

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