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Lucknow: the Last Phase of an Oriental Culture (edition 1975)

by Abdul Halim Sharar, E. S. Harcourt (Translator), Fakhir Hussain (Translator)

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This study begins with a history of the Avadh dynasty, and the relations of its rulers - who ranged between extremes of political wisdom and dissolute instability - with the Mughal Emperors in Delhi and with the British at a time of rising British power in India. It then describes the development of Lucknow's culture and social institutions to a degree of richness that may be compared with the levels attained by the most admired of the great civilizations of history.… (more)
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Title:Lucknow: the Last Phase of an Oriental Culture
Authors:Abdul Halim Sharar
Other authors:E. S. Harcourt (Translator), Fakhir Hussain (Translator)
Info:Boulder CO: Westview Press (1975) Hardback, pp. 295.
Collections:General library, Oxford Store, Orientalistik, Indica, Gateshead collection
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This study begins with a history of the Avadh dynasty, and the relations of its rulers - who ranged between extremes of political wisdom and dissolute instability - with the Mughal Emperors in Delhi and with the British at a time of rising British power in India. It then describes the development of Lucknow's culture and social institutions to a degree of richness that may be compared with the levels attained by the most admired of the great civilizations of history.

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