A Various Universe: A Study of the Journals and Memoirs of British Men and Women in the Indian Subcontinent 1765-1856

Ketaki Kushari Dyson

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Travel Writing and Literature Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies

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Readers are invited to explore a fascinating but neglected field of English letters: those books written by British men and women about their experiences in the Indian subcontinent, from the period when the East India Company began consolidating its powers to the eve of the Mutiny. The texts form a part of the great surge of travel literature which accompanied the commerical and political expansion of the British people.

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