Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Question of Cain, Vol. 1 of 3
Rhodes, the English chaplain, whom every one knew and everyone liked, and whom no division divided from the most or the least important of those among whom his ministry lay - this was an event to create a wide-spread sensation indeed. A sensation which seemed to suspend every other for the moment, and to make all the people in the place realise more forcibly than they had ever before realised it, how emphatic ally uncertain a possession is human life in the plains of Bengal.
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