Publisher's Synopsis
This biography tells the story of James Saumarez Mann, a British civil servant who played a key role in the administration of India during the early 20th century. It is a fascinating look at a period of history that is often overlooked, highlighting the challenges faced by British administrators and the impact of their decisions on the Indian people.
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