Simla: A hill station in British India
by Pat Barr
An exploration of Simla's history as the summer capital of British India, highlighting its administrative and cultural significance during colonial rule.
About This Book
This book examines Simla's development as a key administrative and social center during British colonial rule in India.
It explores the town's unique role as a seasonal capital and retreat for British officials and their families.
The narrative covers the architectural, cultural, and political aspects that defined Simla's prominence in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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