As I Saw it: Records of a Crowded Life in India, 1937-1969

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Mukul Prakashan, 1976 - Educators - 723 pages
On the land and people of India; extracts from the letters of a British educationalist in India.

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To the Doon School
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BandarpunchGangotriBadrinath
14
Gulmarg to the Kumbh Mela
42
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As I Saw it: Records of a Crowded Life in India, 1937-1969
Jack Gibson
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able Ajmer Almora arrived asked Badrinath Bandarpunch Bombay breakfast British bungalow cadets camp Chakrata Chitral Clement Town climbed cricket cross Dehra Dun Delhi difficult Doon School Dwarka English enjoyed feel feet fishing Forest glacier Gulmarg Harki hills Hindi Hindu Holdy holiday hope India interesting jeep John John Martyn Kashmir lake leave letter live look lovely lunch Mayo College miles monal morning mountain Muslim Mussoorie night Nowgong officers old boys party pass peaks play pleasant porters Prize Giving rain Rajasthan Rest House ridge river road rock round seems Sherpas side Singh ski-ing snow sort spent splendid staff started stay supper teaching tent things tion told tomorrow took trees turned valley village walk week wonderful yesterday

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TitleAs I Saw it: Records of a Crowded Life in India, 1937-1969
AuthorJack Gibson
PublisherMukul Prakashan, 1976
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedFeb 10, 2009
Length723 pages
  
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