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While a student in the logical seminary at Kandy in Ceylon, Rev. J.M. Anthos, a native of Andhra desired to read a paper on the history of the Aandhras. Finding research material to be very lacking, he consulted many books and scholars regarding this subject. This book, the labour of his research, presents a very readable account. It is not an exhaustive book, but, none the less, concise and friendly. p While a student in the logical seminary at Kandy in Ceylon, Rev. J.M. Anthos, a native of Andhra desired to read a paper on the history of the Aandhras. Finding research material to be very lacking, he consulted many books and scholars regarding this subject. This book, the labour of his research, presents a very readable account., of the mythic legends of the Andhra people, and its fame in the past ages. It is not an exhaustive book, having only 118 pages, but, none the less, concise and reader friendly. This book is a reprint of the 1925 edition