Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c3.8
Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c3.8
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The same year (1976), a friend of mine from Orissa dropped in at our flat in Amsterdam. I mentioned Dharampal to him. Astonishing to relate, he turned out to be a friend of Dharampal and even told me where he lived. Next door, he said, in London. He also had Dharampal’s telephone number. The following week, we took a flight to London and I met Dharampal for the first time in my life. His family was with him at the time: his wife, Phyllis, his two daughters, Gita and Roswita, and his son, David.