Explore the fascinating literary and non-literary portrayals of “Indians” in early modern England. This vital study investigates how globalization and race formation influenced perceptions, offering deep insights into historical representations and identity construction. Uncover how travelogues, plays, and other texts reveal the complex cultural exchanges and early notions of the ‘other’. Essential for students and scholars of cultural history, literary analysis, and anyone interested in the evolution of Indian representation and global narratives during a formative era.