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About The Book: The book in question focuses on providing an open and unfiltered portrayal of Hindooism, also known as Hinduism, to its readers. The author's aim is to showcase the various aspects of this religious and cultural tradition without any attempt to conceal or disguise its essence. The author emphasizes that India, with its abundant natural resources, artistic creations, and captivating landscapes, possesses an inherent beauty and grandeur that sets it apart. Moreover, the author highlights the distinct and unchanging customs and practices of the Indian people, which contribute to making it one of the most captivating regions on Earth. By presenting a comprehensive view of this book also contain Hindooism and incorporating elements such as India's natural wonders, artistic achievements, and the unique characteristics of its inhabitants. About The Author: Hollis Read (1802-1887) was an influential figure in the United States, serving as a missionary, lecturer, pastor, and author. His writings covered a wide range of topics, including religion, India, Africa, and the experiences of emancipated African Americans following the American Civil War. In his notable book published in 1864, titled "The Negro Problem Solved, Or, Africa as She Was, as She Is, and as She Shall Be: Her Curse and Her Cure," he advocated for the resettlement of African Americans in Africa after the Civil War. Additionally, in 1833, Read led a mission to Ahmednagar, India, and in 1838, he generously funded the pulpit for the First Presbyterian Church of Long Island. One of his sermons, titled "The Religion of Common Life," was published in 1856. The Title 'India and its People Ancient and Modern with a View of the Sepoy Mutiny Embracing an Account of the Conquests in India by The English their Policy and its Results the Moral, Religious, and Political Condition of the People their Superstitions, Rites, and Customs written/authored/edited by Hollis Read', published in the year 2023. The IS