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About The Book: "A Woman's Talks about India: Or, the Domestic Habits and Customs of the People" by Harriet G. Brittan provides an insightful exploration into the daily lives and cultural practices of Indians during the 19th century. Drawing from her personal observations and experiences, Brittan offers a detailed and empathetic portrayal of Indian society, emphasizing the roles and status of women. Her narrative sheds light on various aspects such as household routines, social customs, and traditional attire, contributing valuable perspectives to the understanding of Indian culture. About The Author: Harriette G. Brittan (1822–1897) was a pioneering British-born American missionary to Liberia, India, and Japan. Despite health challenges, she served in India for 20 years and founded Brittan Girls’ School in Japan. An author and advocate for women's education, she passed away in San Francisco. Her works include Statement of Facts, Thomas Toomey, Kardoo, the Hindoo Girl, Shoshie: the Hindoo Zenana Teacher, A Woman's Talks About India, and Scenes and Incidents of Every-day Life in Africa. The Title 'A Woman's Talks About India: Or, the Domestic Habits and Customs of the People written/authored/edited by Harriet G. Brittan', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789364337380 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 232 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Social life and customs. Size of the book is 2.34 x 10.59 cms Vol: