First published in 1872, this classic study of the caste system in India remains a valuable resource for scholars and students of South Asian history and culture. Drawing on ancient texts and contemporary observations, Sourindro Mohun Tagore explores the origins, functions, and social implications of the caste system, shedding light on its complex and often controversial role in Indian society.
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