Simla: A hill station in British India
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Simla: A hill station in British India

by Pat Barr

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Pat Barr’s Simla: A Hill Station in British India offers a focused historical look at Simla and its significance during the British Indian period. An accessible choice for readers interested in colonial history, historical places, travel history, and the distinctive role of hill stations.

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Simla: A Hill Station in British India examines Simla as a distinctive place within the history of British India.

Pat Barr presents a focused account of this renowned hill station, drawing attention to its geographical and historical identity.

The book offers readers an introduction to Simla’s significance as a location shaped by the British Indian period.

It is suited to readers interested in colonial history, historical places, and the development of hill stations.

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