Publisher's Synopsis
This volume, entitled "Speeches and Poems, With the Report and Notes On the Indian Penal Code, Volume 1," presents a collection of works by Thomas Babington Macaulay. The compilation includes a selection of Macaulay's speeches, showcasing his eloquence and engagement with the political and social issues of his time. Complementing the speeches are a number of his poems, revealing his literary talent and artistic sensibility.
Notably, this volume contains the report and notes pertaining to the Indian Penal Code, marking Macaulay's significant contribution to the codification of law in British India. This section provides invaluable insight into the legal framework established during the colonial era and its lasting impact. "Speeches and Poems" offers a multifaceted view of Macaulay's intellectual pursuits and remains a valuable resource for those studying British history, legal history, and Victorian literature.
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