Political History of Ancient India, from the Accession of Parikshit to the Extinction of the Gupta Dynasty c30.25

c30.25

**Professor A. Berriedale Keith, Edinburgh.**—I have read through the work and find it to contain much that is valuable. The author has arrived at clearly cut opinions on many of the chief difficulties in the history of early India; he has formulated them effectively, and as a result, even when they do not commend themselves as final solutions, they will serve to promote the discussion and to facilitate further fruitful research. He observes a due sense of proportion and is well read in the literature. The work accordingly may justly be deemed a most valuable contribution to the subject-matter of which it treats.