An introduction to the popular religion and folklore of northern India

W. Crooke

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This book collates observation of the Brahaminical traditions as prevalent in Northern India. The objective of the author was to place before the other officers of British Indian government an understanding of the creed of the people that they worked among. The book was first published in 1894.

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