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Frederick Wilson was a nabob of the north Indian hills. A character of legend to this day in Garhwal, he was a British soldier-turned-entrepreneur who went native and whose phenomenal prosperity (by selling timber to the railways) made him India’s first timber magnate. Wilson was also a great orni... More

The State Museum, Lucknow possesses a unique collection of terracottas. This book catalogues the most outstanding specimens housed there and will lead to a new vision and usher a significant breakthrough in the study of Indian terracotta art. Hardbound... More

This book is divided into three major sections—The Art of Writing, Comprehension, and Language Exercises. The exercises provided give a firm grasp of modern English as it is written and used today.... More

The five plays in this book are based on important ‘teaching stories’ from five of the world’s religions: Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and Sikhism. They have a direct reference therefore for subjects such as Moral and Social Studies and Religious Education as well as subjects like Histor... More

This—the first major book on the theory and practice of this invaluable management technique—was acclaimed on publication as a ‘comprehensive and detailed guide to the advantages, problems and pitfalls’. Today, even more companies believe in mentoring, and their experiences clearly reveal ... More