The glass palace/ Amitav Ghosh.
By: Ghosh, Amitav
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Contributor(s): Vance, Simon.
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SoundPublisher: Noida : Harper Collins Publishers,, p2000Description: 552 p.ISBN: 9780007427468.Subject(s): Mandalay (Burma) -- Fiction | Burma -- History -- Fiction | Malaya -- History -- Fiction | India -- History -- Fiction | Great Britain -- Colonies -- History -- FictionGenre/Form: Audiobooks. | Historical fiction. | Love stories.DDC classification: 823.914 Summary: Set in Burma, Malaya and India and spanning from 1885 to the present, this vivid historical novel of love and war follows the fortunes of an extended family and shows how historical events influenced real lives. The story begins when a young Indian boy, Rajkumar, caught in the British invasion of Mandalay, spies Dolly, a maid in the royal palace.
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Unabridged.
In container (18 cm.).
Compact discs.
Set in Burma, Malaya and India and spanning from 1885 to the present, this vivid historical novel of love and war follows the fortunes of an extended family and shows how historical events influenced real lives. The story begins when a young Indian boy, Rajkumar, caught in the British invasion of Mandalay, spies Dolly, a maid in the royal palace.
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