The Thug Of Hindostan
The Thug Of Hindostan
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Book Summary
About the Book: The Thug Of Hindustan Adopted and raised by a thug, Ameer Ali committed around 719 murders in his lifetime just by the use of a roomal, strangling his prey with his grip, thus preventing any noise from being heard. Philip Meadows Taylors Confessions of a Thug (1839) is the most influential novel about India and was one of the best-selling crime novels of the nineteenth century. In the course of a confession to a white sahib the imprisoned Ameer Ali recounts his life as a devoted follower of Thuggee, a secret religious cult practicing ritual mass murder and robbery. Introducing a new standard
ISBN-13
9789387004085
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Pirates Publishing
Publishing Date
2018-10
Total Pages
512

The Thug Of Hindostan

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Book Summary
About the Book: The Thug Of Hindustan Adopted and raised by a thug, Ameer Ali committed around 719 murders in his lifetime just by the use of a roomal, strangling his prey with his grip, thus preventing any noise from being heard. Philip Meadows Taylors Confessions of a Thug (1839) is the most influential novel about India and was one of the best-selling crime novels of the nineteenth century. In the course of a confession to a white sahib the imprisoned Ameer Ali recounts his life as a devoted follower of Thuggee, a secret religious cult practicing ritual mass murder and robbery. Introducing a new standard
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9789387004085
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Pirates Publishing
Publishing Date
2018-10
Total Pages
512