Writer : Charles Ramus Forrest (Lieut.-Col.)
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- Publication Year : 2015
- ISBN No : 978-93-83098-72-9
- Binding : Card Board (Hard) with Gel Jacket
- Pages : 192
- Weight : 1332 gms
- Height x Width x Depth : 8.5x5.5x0.5 Inch
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About the Book
A Picturesque Tour: Echoes of Empire and Time
"Amidst crumbling ruins and whispered histories, the past converses with the present, revealing the grandeur, strife, and silent resilience of a land that bewitched its conquerors."
Through the keen eyes of Lt. Col. Forrest, this mesmerizing memoir paints an evocative portrait of India’s medieval past, where forgotten dynasties, relentless wars, and vanishing empires left their mark on the subcontinent. As British officials roamed this enigmatic land, they sought to decode its mysteries, awed by the sacred dignity of its ruins and the echoes of its splendor.
Forrest’s vividly detailed sketches, drawn on-site, go beyond mere observation—they capture the soul of the monuments, revealing an inner beauty unseen by the naked eye. While some of his records have faded with time, his work beckons readers on a journey into creativity, selfhood, and historical introspection.
From the chaos of power-hungry princes and devastating invasions to the ambitious spirit of English merchants, this book traces the unfolding saga of India’s past—a land coveted, conquered, and celebrated. A Picturesque Tour is a spellbinding chronicle of the Islamic era, the rise of the East India Company, and the silent yet unstoppable march of British dominance.
This is more than a historical account—it is an invitation to walk in the shadow of empires, feel the weight of time, and witness the wonder of a civilization through the eyes of those who sought to claim it.