A firsthand account of the siege of Lucknow during the Indian Rebellion of 1857-1858. Written by Julia Selina Inglis, this diary provides a compelling personal perspective on one of the most significant military events in British-Indian history.
A comprehensive reference work exploring key concepts, terms, and principles in religion and ethics. Edited by renowned scholars Shailer Mathews and Gerald B. Smith, this dictionary serves as an authoritative guide to understanding religious and ethical thought.
This classic non-fiction work by John Murdoch examines the challenges and opportunities faced by young Indian men navigating the complexities of modern life. The book offers practical wisdom and guidance for personal development and success.
Long Engagements: A Tale of the Afghan Rebellion is a historical account by John William Kaye examining the complex military and political dynamics of the Afghan conflict. This non-fiction work provides detailed narratives of the prolonged engagements that shaped the region’s turbulent history.
A collection of letters written by Emily Eden during her time in India’s upper provinces. This historical account offers intimate glimpses into colonial life and observations of Indian society during the 19th century.
A historical examination of India’s tariff policies and their relationship with the British Empire. This scholarly work analyzes the complex economic dynamics between India and imperial trade regulations during the colonial period.
A comprehensive Latin grammar guide designed for schools, colleges, and independent learners. Features practical exercises for developing speaking and writing skills in Latin.
A comprehensive scholarly work examining the numismatic collection of Delhi Sultanate coins housed in the British Museum. This detailed catalog documents the monetary systems and historical significance of coins minted during the reign of various Delhi sultans.
A collection of three influential essays on Indian finance by economist Henry Fawcett, originally published in the Nineteenth Century magazine. This republished edition includes an introduction and appendix providing historical context on colonial India’s financial systems.
The Wreath of Friendship is an epistolary novel set in two volumes that follows a compelling narrative through a series of letters. This classic work explores themes of friendship and experiences upon returning from India during the colonial era.
