A Noble Queen A Romance Of Indian History Vol. I - Taylor, Meadows
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A noble Queen: A romance of Indian history Vol. I is a historical novel set during a turbulent period marked by invasion and warfare in the Dekhan region. The story focuses on a courageous leader who fiercely resists invading forces while facing immense personal and political challenges. The narrative begins with a group of weary horsemen crossing the hot plains north of the Krishna River after a sudden attack. They struggle to evade capture while navigating a harsh and dangerous landscape filled with mirages and threats. The leader battles exhaustion and injuries sustained during skirmishes…mehr

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A noble Queen: A romance of Indian history Vol. I is a historical novel set during a turbulent period marked by invasion and warfare in the Dekhan region. The story focuses on a courageous leader who fiercely resists invading forces while facing immense personal and political challenges. The narrative begins with a group of weary horsemen crossing the hot plains north of the Krishna River after a sudden attack. They struggle to evade capture while navigating a harsh and dangerous landscape filled with mirages and threats. The leader battles exhaustion and injuries sustained during skirmishes as loyal followers risk their lives to protect and support. This vivid opening sets the stage for a dramatic tale of bravery and endurance, blending individual valor with larger themes of loyalty, rebellion, and survival. The novel captures the complexity of allegiance and courage amid upheaval and highlights the resilience necessary to endure war and its consequences.
Autorenporträt
Colonel Philip Meadows Taylor was a versatile figure who served as an administrator in British India and gained recognition as a novelist. Self-taught in many fields, Taylor s diverse expertise spanned law, engineering, art, and literature. His work significantly enhanced public knowledge about South India during a time of colonial expansion and cultural exchange. Born in Liverpool in 1808, Taylor s career reflected a blend of practical governance and creative expression. He was closely connected to his family, having a partner named Mary Palmer and a daughter named Amy Constance Taylor. Taylor s writings often drew upon his experiences and observations in India, offering insights into the region s social and political complexities. His legacy includes contributions not only to administration but also to literary history. Taylor passed away in 1876 in France, leaving behind a lineage that included his grandchild Bertha Mary Krohn. Throughout his life, Taylor embodied the spirit of intellectual curiosity and adaptability, making an enduring impact through both his official duties and his novels.