The Asiatic Society of Bengal and the Discovery of India's Past, 1784-1838

O. P. Kejariwal

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The first part of this work covers the development of the Asiatic Society of Bengal as an institution - focusing on the contribution of Jones, Colebrooek, Wilson and Prinsep. The second part covers the progress of studies in Indian history and culture, together with the motivation inspiring them.

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