Narrative of a journey through the upper provinces of India. The European understanding of India. Bibliography, etc. Note

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oceedings{Barrier1972BishopHI, title {Bishop Heber in Northern India: Selections from Heber's Journal. List of illustrations and maps Preface Introduction Heber's Journal: 1. Bengal 2. Bihar 3. Banaras and Allahabad 4. Oudh 5. Rohilkhand and Kumaon 6. Delhi and Agra 7. Rajputana 8. Gujarat Glossary Select bibliography.

Book Overview Reginald Heber became Bishop of Calcutta in 1823, by which time Protestant missionary activity in India wa. .

Dr. Laird provides an introduction and explanatory notes to the text.

Social life and customs, Description and travel.

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Portrait of Heber on the inner courtyard of the India Office by Farmer and Brindley, who did much of the sculpture on Sir George . Narrative of a Journey through the Upper Provinces of India: selections from Heber's Journal.

Portrait of Heber on the inner courtyard of the India Office by Farmer and Brindley, who did much of the sculpture on Sir George Gilbert Scott and Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt's building. Photograph by Jacqueline Banerjee. Articles written after the 1857 Mutiny often cite or quote Bishop Reginald Heber (1783-1826) as an observer of Indian life and custom.