From New York to Delhi
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If any external symbols of worship were to be chosen, he recommended the sun, or fire. Although his reason led him to frame a system so averse to external observances, yet he seems naturally to have had deep religious feelings which found vent in superstitious j^ractices, and even magic arts. It was this feature in his character which led him to kiss and place upon his head, the images of our Lord, and the Blessed Virgin, presented for his adoration by the Christian priests.
On the whole, Akbur... was by far the greatest, wisest, and best of the Mogul Emperors, although he was neither the most powerful, or the most splendid. Of all the rulers of In- dia, he is the only one on whose character and acts, the Christian student of history can look back with admiration and respect.
My original plan had been to go from Agra to Bombay by the mail-cart, which does the eight hundred miles in about five days — sometimes a little less. This mode of travelling is, I 292 India.
have said before, very exhausting, and my sickness at Umhala, from the eflects of which I was still suffering, made it impos- sible for me to undergo the exposure and fatigue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If any external symbols of worship were to be chosen, he recommended the sun, or fire. Although his reason led him to frame a system so averse to external observances, yet he seems naturally to have had deep religious feelings which found vent in superstitious j^ractices, and even magic arts. It was this feature in his character which led him to kiss and place upon his head, the images of our Lord, and the Blessed Virgin, presented for his adoration by the Christian priests.
On the whole, Akbur... was by far the greatest, wisest, and best of the Mogul Emperors, although he was neither the most powerful, or the most splendid. Of all the rulers of In- dia, he is the only one on whose character and acts, the Christian student of history can look back with admiration and respect.
My original plan had been to go from Agra to Bombay by the mail-cart, which does the eight hundred miles in about five days — sometimes a little less. This mode of travelling is, I 292 India.
have said before, very exhausting, and my sickness at Umhala, from the eflects of which I was still suffering, made it impos- sible for me to undergo the exposure and fatigue.
What to read after From New York to Delhi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minturn, Robert Bowne, 1836-1889. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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