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The novel is set in India during the British colonial period and delves into the complexities of colonial administration, cultural conflicts, and the dynamics between the British and the Indian populace. The title, "The Hosts of the Lord," reflects the various forces and entities at play within the narrative, including the British officials, Indian princes, religious factions, and common people.Key characters in the story often find themselves grappling with issues of duty, morality, and the clash between tradition and modernity. The novel explores themes such as the impact of British rule on Indian society, the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by the colonizers, and the resistance and adaptation of the colonized.