The Last Mughal the fall of Delhi, 1857 Tapa blanda - 2007

Paperback. Good.

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Penguin, 2007-05-04. Paperback. VERY GOOD. Inscribed by author; 578 clean, unmarked, tight pages; very light shelf and corner wear and a small sticker on cover; small tear on back fore-edge; shadow of an erased price on upper front flyleaf;

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Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

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PENGUIN INDIA. Paperback. NEW. About The Book It is 7th November 1862, Rangoon. A shrouded corpse is escorted by a motley crew of British soldiers. A nondescript grave is ready inside the prison premises. The British officer in charge insists that no one is able locate the last resting place of Bahadur Shah Zafar II, the last Mogul emperor. Zafar, in his lifetime, was a skilled calligrapher and a talented poet. While Zafar's more illustrious ancestors controlled most of the Indian subcontinent, he was an emperor only in name. Denied any political powers by East India Company, Zafar succeeded in forging a court of brilliance and presided over what was perhaps one of the greatest cultural renaissance in the world. Exploring the fall of the Mughal Empire, author William Dalrymple in The Last Mughal, uses new sources to pen to expound that stage of Indian history. Zafar ascended Delhi's throne when the Mughal Empire was already in steep decline. As the years passed, the British progressively usurped… Leer más