Memoirs of a Bengal Civilian by John Beames

Memoirs of a Bengal Civilian by John Beames

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Memoirs of a Bengal Civilian by John Beames

These memoirs were discovered in the 1950s when the author's grandson was sifting material for Philip Mason's The Men Who Ruled India. Beames arrived in the sub-continent just after the Mutiny, and stayed for the next thirty-five years. Unlike most diarists of the Victorian Raj, he was completely outspoken and wrote plain lively prose. The result is probably the most vivid description of a District Officer's life in India.
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ISBN 13 9780907871095
ISBN 10 0907871097
Title Memoirs of a Bengal Civilian
Author John Beames
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Eland Publishing Ltd
Year published 2003-11-28
Number of pages 334
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