Flora Annie Steel was an English writer whose works are deeply connected to her extensive experience living in India, primarily in the Punjab. Her intimate engagement with all strata of Indian society, coupled with her roles as a school inspector and collector of folk tales, provided her with a unique perspective on local life and culture. Steel's commitment to women's education and her support for local handicrafts informed her writing, aiming to offer European readers an authentic portrayal of Indian life. Her prose is infused with a profound understanding of the traditions and daily concerns of the people she encountered.
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Set against the backdrop of the Sepoy Rebellion in 1850s India, the novel explores the tumultuous events leading to the fall of the British East India Company. Through its vivid characters and rich narrative, it delves into the complexities of colonial society and the impact of British rule on Indian culture. Flora Annie Steel, who lived in India for 22 years, brings her firsthand experience to the story. This historical tale is ideal for readers interested in India's colonial history and its societal transformations.
With an Essay From The Garden of Fidelity Being the Autobiography of Flora Annie Steel, 1847 - 1929 By R. R. Clark
Set against the backdrop of British India, this 1917 novel explores the complexities of society during colonial rule. Flora Annie Steel, who lived in India for 22 years, brings a unique perspective to her characters and themes, reflecting the cultural and historical nuances of the time. The book is part of a growing collection of her works, which often highlight the intricacies of life in the sub-continent. This republished edition preserves the original text and artwork, making it accessible for contemporary readers interested in India's past.
Set against the backdrop of British imperialism, this historical novel immerses readers in colonial India through a delicate narrative. Flora Annie Steel, drawing from her 22 years in the subcontinent, crafts an entertaining and insightful story that appeals to those interested in India's history. The book is a valuable addition for fans of Steel's previous works, reflecting her unique perspective and rich storytelling. This edition preserves the original text and artwork, making it a modern yet faithful reproduction of a vintage classic.
Set against the backdrop of British imperialism, this historical novel provides an engaging exploration of colonial India through a delicate narrative. Flora Annie Steel's experience living in India enriches the story, making it a captivating read for those interested in the subcontinent's history. The book combines entertainment with insight, appealing to both new readers and fans of Steel's previous works. The modern edition preserves the original text and artwork, offering a valuable addition to any vintage book collection.
Set in British India, this 1929 romance novel explores the complexities of Indian society through the lens of a woman's experiences. Flora Annie Steel, who lived in India for over two decades, draws on her deep understanding of local culture and women's education to create authentic portrayals of life during British rule. The book is a valuable addition for fans of Victorian romance and collectors of Steel's works, featuring a new edition that includes an introductory essay from her autobiography.
The book offers a captivating retelling of the Mahabharata and Ramayana, two major Sanskrit epics that explore themes of duty, honor, and sacrifice in ancient India. Flora Annie Steel's narrative brings to life key stories, such as King Shuntanu's marriage to the River Goddess and Bhishma's vow, enriching readers' understanding of Indian culture and history. Steel's own experiences in British India inform her storytelling, making this classic work a valuable resource for those interested in the complexities of Indian society. A new edition includes an introductory essay for added context.
Focusing on India's rich history from ancient times to the early eighteenth century, this work by Flora Annie Steel offers a detailed exploration of the subcontinent's past. Drawing from her extensive experience living in British India, Steel provides unique insights into the culture and events that shaped the region. This volume is a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and collectors, now available in a modern, high-quality edition that preserves the original text and artwork, making it an accessible addition to any literary collection.
Set against the backdrop of British imperialism in colonial India, this historical novel intricately explores the complexities of life during that era. Flora Annie Steel, drawing from her own experiences in India, crafts a delicate narrative that offers both entertainment and insight into the region's history. Recommended for readers interested in the nuances of India's past, it serves as a compelling addition to her body of work. This edition aims to make Steel's classic accessible to a new audience while preserving the original text and artwork.