The Stranger in India

In this memoir, author George William Johnson offers readers a vivid and compelling account of his experiences living in India during the mid-19th century. Through richly detailed descriptions of people, places, and events, Johnson brings to life a fascinating and complex cultural landscape that is both foreign and strangely familiar.
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