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An Indian Passage to Europe The Travels of Fath Nawaz  ~ An Indian Passage to Europe The Travels of Fath Nawaz Jang Oxford in Asia Historical Reprints 9780195979244 Omar Khalidi Books
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‘The Bonds of Empire and Imperial Fraternity’ London as  ~ T Metcalf Imperial Connections India in the Indian Ocean Arena 1860–1920 University of California Press Berkeley 2008 pp 16–45 Metcalf makes the argument that compliance was not only achieved with gifts but also through British foresight in allowing natives to remain ostensibly governed by Indians subject to the Indian Penal Code a blend of British and traditional Indian law
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The mystery and muddle of A Passage to India  The British  ~ The Twilight of the Double Vision As with so much of Forster’s fiction A Passage to India is unsettled by binary tensions The central question of the novel – whether an Englishman and an Indian can ever be friends – is played out in the drama of converging and diverging opposites