The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c35.s4.50

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The generous reception accorded to that faulty pioneer attempt encourages the hope that this much improved edition may be of still greater service in guiding and stimulating the study of the early history of India, now pursued with laudable ardour by a multitude of her sons as well as by foreigners.’ The reviser can only re-echo the hope that the present work, based as it is upon the further investigations and discoveries of scholars during the last few years, will prove as acceptable to students of India’s early history as the earlier editions, and that the work of revision will be adjudged to have been performed in a manner worthy of the late author and of the great theme with which his name is so closely and so honourably associated.