Professor Gokhale completes the portraits of India drawn by Kipling, Forster and Scott at three different periods of the Raj, by adding historical realism, without damaging the romance. The works of the three English authors become the richer because of this postscript by an Indian writer.
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David L. Curley, Western Washington University in PACIFIC AFFAIRS, "This work explores the changing 'inner world' of the English in India, by exchanging 'images' of India in the fiction of three English authors: Kipling, Forster,and Scott. The chapter on 'The World of Anglo-India' is the best part of the book. It describes in fine detail British life in stations, towns, and cities." -- Publisher Comments
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Balakrishna Govind Gokhale is a Professor of Literature at Wake Forest University. Originally a native of India, he has published nearly 20 books and hundreds of articles on the history and culture of the British period in India.
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