This pioneering biography interprets Dayanand in his time as an integral part of the vigorouns atmosphere of 19th century India, influencing the ideas of his age and being influenced by them.

About The Author:

D. H. Howe Douglas Howe has been associated with the teaching of English and textbook preparation for fifty years. He has produced ELT courses at all levels, too numerous to mention, ranging from pre-primary to upper secondary and was the original editor and developer of the widely used Oxford Progressive English Readers. His books have been used in over a hundred countries. He now lives in Bermuda.

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• Format: Paper Back
• Publisher: Oxford University Press
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9780195610345