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Lady Login's Recollections |
| Description |
These recollections written in a sort of memoir describe the experiences and impressions of lady, the wife of Dr. Login, custodian-cum-caretaker of Maharaja Duleep Singh after his exile from India to England. Besides her vivid recollections about her grooming of the exiled Sikh Prince, his baptism into Christianity, his marriage and his offspring's, his sorrows, his last days and death, the volume contains her impressions about the two British governors generals of Punjab, the Lawrence brothers and Maharani Jind Kaur. She also recollects her memories of some important events like Indian Mutiny of 1857, and British takeover of Diamond Kohinoor. The account appears to be accurate, vivid and bearing a stamp of sympathy and goodwill |
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