Studies from an eastern home

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Swami Vivekananda · January 1, 1900
Sister Niveditha - Frank Parlato Jr.
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Studies from an eastern home

 

Sister Niveditha - Frank Parlato Jr.

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Kali the Mother. 1900. Swan Sonnenschein & Co.

The Web of Indian Life. 1904. W. Heinemann.

Cradle Tales of Hinduism. 1907. Longmans.

An Indian Book of Love and Death. 1908. Longmans.

The Master as I Saw Him: Being Pages from the Life of the Swami Vivekananda. London: Longmans; Calcutta: Ubodhan Office, Bagh Bazar.

Civic and National Ideals. 1911. Calcutta: Ubodhan Office.

Studies from an Eastern Home. 1913. Longmans.

 

In preparation:

Myths of the Indo-Aryan Race (Stories from the Mahabharata).

Footfalls of Indian History.

Essays on Indian Education.

Religion and Dharma.

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The greater part of the chapters composing this volume appeared first as contributions to Indian newspapers and magazines. Acknowledgments are made in especial to the Editors of the Modern Review and the Statesman (Calcutta).

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