Letters From Madras, During the Years 1836-1839

This collection of letters provides a fascinating glimpse into life in colonial Madras during the 19th century. Written by Julia Charlotte Maitland, a British woman living in India at the time, the letters are filled with vivid descriptions of daily life, as well as anecdotes and observations about the people and culture of India. Perfect for anyone interested in colonial history or women's history.
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