Bygone Scotland: Historical and SocialMaxwell, David
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Bygone Scotland: Historical and Social
Maxwell, David
Scotland -- History
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be an author of great ability.”—_Llanelly Guardian._
“Sacred poems of great merit and beauty.”—_Newcastle Daily Chronicle._
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A Month in a Dandi:
A Woman’s Wanderings in Northern India.
BY CHRISTINA S. BREMNER.
_Contents._—The Ascent from the Plains to the Hills—Kasauli and its
Amusements—Theories on Heat—Simla, the Queen of the Hill Stations—
Starting Alone for the Interior—In Bussahir State—The Religious Festival
at Pangay—On Congress—On the Growing Poverty of India.
PRESS OPINIONS.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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