Delhi
Its Monuments and History
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ISBN:
9780195699319
Publication date:
10/09/2008
Paperback
204 pages
Price: 495.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195699319
Publication date:
10/09/2008
Paperback
204 pages
Narayani Gupta, Percival Spear & Laura Sykes
Suitable for: General readers, as well as students and teachers of history and cultural studies
Rights: World Rights
Narayani Gupta, Percival Spear & Laura Sykes
Description
First published in 1943, Percival Spear’s Delhi: Its Monuments and History has long been recognized as one of the best guides to Delhi. Written in an engaging and wonderfully informal manner, Spear’s guide, bringing alive the Delhi of the sultans and their ruined buildings, of tongas and lazy picnics, is a classic in its own right. Narayani Gupta and Laura Sykes revisited the places described by Spear and updated the original book, which was issued with annotations in 1994. The third edition includes a foreword by Narayani Gupta describing the changes that the city has undergone since. The book, apart from acting as an up-to-date field guide for those interested in exploring and rediscovering the city, will appeal to students and teachers of history and cultural studies.
Narayani Gupta, Percival Spear & Laura Sykes
Narayani Gupta, Percival Spear & Laura Sykes
Description
First published in 1943, Percival Spear’s Delhi: Its Monuments and History has long been recognized as one of the best guides to Delhi. Written in an engaging and wonderfully informal manner, Spear’s guide, bringing alive the Delhi of the sultans and their ruined buildings, of tongas and lazy picnics, is a classic in its own right. Narayani Gupta and Laura Sykes revisited the places described by Spear and updated the original book, which was issued with annotations in 1994. The third edition includes a foreword by Narayani Gupta describing the changes that the city has undergone since. The book, apart from acting as an up-to-date field guide for those interested in exploring and rediscovering the city, will appeal to students and teachers of history and cultural studies.
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