博客來＂Lectures on Some Criminal Tribes of India and Religious Mendicants＂ explores the social and historical context of designated ’criminal tribes’ during the British colonial period in India. Authored by George Whitty Gayer, the book delves into the lives and practices of these communities, offering insights into the colonial administration’s perspective and the impact of the Criminal Tribes Act. The work also examines the role and status of religious mendicants within Indian society, providing a comprehensive overview of marginalized groups during this transformative era. This book offers valuable insights into the social, cultural, and legal landscapes of colonial India.
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