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Very Good. First Edition. 228 pp. 12vo. Original dark blue cloth boards. Yellow lettering on the spine. A small outline of India embossed on the cover. First edition. Laid in card from the publishers. Quite a scarce book in very good+ condition with light scuffing on the back cover. "I came to India admiring the British, marveling at the imperial capacity for establishing order and peace...I left India feeling that its awful poverty is an unanswerable indictment of its alien government." So wrote Will Durant in 1930, and he went on to add that, 'Any man who sees this crime and does not speak out is a coward." Published in 1930, this book leveled devastating charges at the colonization of India, calling it a calamity and a crime. Durant was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for literature in 1967. In 1977, he was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
