A compelling historical account of Harriette Ashmore’s three-month journey through India and her experiences living in the Dooab region. This 19th-century narrative provides intimate insights into colonial-era India and the daily life of British residents.
A historical account of military adventures in India during the transitional period before British colonial rule. H. G. Keene chronicles the exploits of various military leaders and mercenaries who shaped the Indian subcontinent’s fate.
F. Max Müller’s seminal work examining the origins and development of religion through the lens of Indian religious traditions. A foundational text in comparative religion and religious studies.
A comprehensive legal guide to Parsi law covering succession, inheritance, marriage, and divorce. This hardcover volume by Framjee A Ráná serves as an essential reference for understanding laws applicable to the Parsi community.
A comprehensive study of Islamic faith and the contemporary awakening of Muslim societies. Samuel Marinus Zwemer examines various aspects of Islamic practice and beliefs while analyzing the modern transformations within Muslim communities.
India Under Royal Eyes is a historical account by H. F. Prevost Battersby examining India through the perspective of royal observation and colonial administration. This non-fiction work provides insights into the British imperial perspective on the Indian subcontinent.
A historical exploration of India’s development and future prospects by renowned explorer Verney Lovett Cameron. This second edition examines the pathways and infrastructure that will shape India’s progress in the modern era.
Thomas Pennant’s detailed account of Western Hindoostan offers a fascinating historical perspective on the region during the colonial era. This non-fiction work provides valuable insights into the geography, culture, and society of historical India.
A scholarly memoir by M. A. Stein examining ancient maps and the historical geography of Kashmir. This detailed study provides insights into the region’s geographical evolution and cartographic history.
A historical account of Richard Temple’s travels through India’s most captivating regions. This journal documents his experiences and observations in Hyderabad, Kashmir, Sikkim, and Nepal during the colonial era.
