Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the rich tapestry of British India as presented at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878 with this meticulously crafted handbook. Compiled by Sir George Christopher M. Birdwood, this presentation edition offers a fascinating glimpse into the art, industry, and culture showcased at this landmark event. Delve into detailed descriptions of exhibits, offering insights into the social and economic landscape of British India during the late 19th century.
This handbook serves as an invaluable historical document, providing a window into the colonial era and the complex relationships between Britain and India. Discover the treasures and innovations that captivated audiences at the exhibition, reflecting the global exchange of ideas and progress. A must-read for historians, art enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the cultural heritage of British India.
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