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gmail.comWebsite: www.currentbookpublication.comThe British people have a strong sense of history unlike the Indianswho believe more in mythology and legends than in history. Themodern writers were obsessed with the loss of the empire and thesetbacks they had during the history. The Sepoy Rebellion is one ofthem to chastise them and make them aware of the power of thecolonized. In this critical book, Dr Janbow has studied in depth thefive most important novels of about the 19th century India withinterest and great insight. The British novelists, being nostalgic oftheir glorious imperial past have got strong and vivid pictures of theIndia that was lost. The students of the British literature and historyshall be benefitted by the reading of this book for their enhancementof knowledge and further research.