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With this book the author aims to make the reader acquainted with the history, beliefs, customs and manners of the Pansees, who with their commercial enterprise, formed important ties between the British and the Indians. Throughout the work the author asserts that the customs and rites of the Parsees as distinct, and that do not borrow from neither the Hindus nor the muslims, and how their practices distinguish them from other oriental practices. The book was written in 1858