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India independence

The Devil’s Wind by Manohar Malgonkar

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Praise for The Devil’s Wind ‘Was Nana Saheb one of the leaders of the 1857 uprising? A monster who killed English women and children? Or was he a patriot? In The Devil’s Wind, Manohar Malgonkar tries to find an answer, giving us at the same time, in Nana Saheb’s own

The Princes By Manohar Malgonkar

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Praise for The Princes  ‘In this fast-paced account, Malgonkar traverses an India that was, a fascinating world of princely states — from their aura of power, tiger hunts, champagne and pearls to their integration into the modern republic. Legitimacy and illegitimacy, fidelity and infidelity, bravery and cowardice go hand in