Publisher's Synopsis
"The Fall of the Mogul" is a historical tragedy by Thomas Maurice, drawing inspiration from Greek dramatic structure and focusing on a significant period in Indian history. This early 19th-century work presents a dramatic interpretation of the decline of the Mogul Empire. In addition to the main play, this volume includes a collection of other occasional poems by the author, showcasing his versatility as a writer. "The Fall of the Mogul" offers readers a glimpse into both the historical context of the Mogul Empire and the literary tastes of the early 1800s, appealing to those interested in historical drama, Indian history, and classical poetic forms.
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