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Hand Book for Visitors to Lucknow
0Embark on a journey through Lucknow’s storied past with this indispensable guide for visitors. Originally from 1875, this handbook vividly details Lucknow’s principal historical monuments, highlighting their crucial roles during the 1857 Revolt. Gain authentic insights into colonial India with descriptive passages and two included maps covering Lucknow and Kanpur. Essential reading for history enthusiasts, students of Indian heritage, and anyone planning to explore the historical treasures of Uttar Pradesh. H. G. Keene’s work offers a unique portal to a pivotal era, enriching your understanding of India’s colonial legacy and its enduring landmarks.
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Hand Book for Visitors to Lucknow
0Uncover the captivating history of Lucknow, a definitive guide for every visitor. This insightful volume revisits colonial-era Lucknow, detailing its significant monuments and crucial role in the 1857 Revolt. It also offers brief explorations of Allahabad and Kanpur, complete with vintage maps. Ideal for history buffs, researchers of Indian heritage, and travelers seeking authentic insights into India’s past. Experience Lucknow and its environs through the eyes of a bygone era.
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Peepul Leaves: Poems Written in India [Hardcover]
0Immerse yourself in 19th-century Indian poetry with ‘Peepul Leaves’. Written by an Englishman deeply connected to the subcontinent, this collection explores themes of love, nature, and the vibrant tapestry of Indian heritage. Experience vivid landscapes and profound cultural insights through diverse poetic forms. Essential for aficionados of Indian literature and culture, these evocative verses offer a unique, historical lens on India’s rich traditions. Perfect for readers seeking authentic poetic reflections on the subcontinent’s soul.
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The Fall of The Moghul Empire of Hindustan
0Delve into the tumultuous ‘Great Anarchy’ that sealed the fate of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan. This essential history chronicles the turbulent years between the 1759 murder of Alamgir II and the 1803 occupation of Delhi, a critical period for understanding India’s transition. Discover how the Moghul decline and Mahratta power struggles laid the groundwork for British ascendancy. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian history, the British Raj, and 18th-century India.